Kansas--the Lecompton constitution. Popular sovereignty, theoretical and practical
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Kansas--the Lecompton constitution. Popular sovereignty, theoretical and practical

by John Covode 1808-1871. From Old Catalog

historical analysis political theory 19th Century America
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This historical political work examines the Lecompton Constitution in relation to popular sovereignty, considering the idea in both theory and practice. It provides a focused resource for readers interested in Kansas history, constitutional questions, political institutions, and the development of American governance.

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This work focuses on the Lecompton Constitution and its connection to Kansas political history.

It addresses popular sovereignty as both a political theory and a practical system of governance.

The book offers a historical perspective on constitutional questions and political debate in Kansas.

Its subject will interest readers studying American history, law, government, and nineteenth-century political institutions.

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