Titlebook: Bills of Rights Before the Bill of Rights; Early State Constitu Peter J. Galie,Christopher Bopst,Bethany Kirschner Book 2020 The Editor(s)

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The Cohort Study – Watchful Waitinghe authors begin by contrasting the well-known history of the U.S. Bill of Rights with the comparatively unknown tradition of rights provisions found in the early American state constitutions. The introduction discusses the prior literature concerning early state declarations of rights, noting that

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Medical Research – Searching for Answersn 1776 and 1790. Rights in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were as likely to be understood as communal and geographic as individual and personal. All state constitutions contained a quartet of rights colonists considered fundamental: the right to self-government, implemented by elections an

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Analysis Issues – A Lot of Choicest charter in 1606. The initial meeting of the Virginia General Assembly in 1619 marked the beginning of political self-government in the New World. Virginia was the first state to adopt a declaration of rights, doing so in tandem with its 1776 constitution. The authors focus on the tradition of righ