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 Addison
Trail Library Catalog
(Be sure to go to the end of the pages of the results
when you search for the constitution. )
Willowbrook
High School Library Catalog
Books in the AT Collection on the Constitution:
342.7
Bjo Bjornlund, Lydia D. The U. S. Constitution : blueprint for
democracy. San Diego, CA : Lucent Books, c1999.
342.7 Fee Feerick, John D. The twenty-fifth amendment, its
complete history and earliest applications. New York :
FordhamUniversity Press, 1976.
342.7 Koh Hunt, Bernice Kohn. The spirit and the letter : the
struggle for rights in America. [1st ed.]. New York, : Viking
Pres[1974].
342.7 Mey Meyer, Howard N. The amendment that refused to die.
[1st ed.]. Radnor, Pa., : Chilton Book Co., [1973].
342.7 Sai St. John, Jeffrey. Constitutional journal : a
correspondent's report from the convention of 1787. Ottawa, IL
: Jameson Books, 1987.
342.73 Con The Constitutional Convention. San Diego, CA :
Greenhaven Press, c2002.
342.73 Fre Freedman, Russell. In defense of liberty : the story
of America's Bill of Rights. 1st ed. New York : Holida House,
c2003.
342.7302 Bur Burgan, Michael. The creation of the U.S.
Constitution Mankato, Minn. : Capstone Press, c2007.
345.73 Rig The right against self-incrimination. Farmington
Hills, MI :Greenhaven Press/Thomson/Gale, c2006.
973 Chr Farrand, Max, 1869-1945. The Fathers of the
Constitution : a chronicle of the establishment of the Union.
New Haven :Yale University Press, c1921.
973.3 Rut Rutland, Robert Allen. Birth of the Bill of rights,
1776-1791. London : Collier-Macmillan Ltd., c1962.
973.3 Sai St. John, Jeffrey. Forge of union, anvil of liberty :
a correspondent's report on the first federal elections, the
first federal Congress, and the Bill of Rights. Ottawa, Ill. :
Jameson Books, c1992.
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342.7 Con The Constitution and its amendments. New York :
Macmillan Reference USA,
R 342.73 Cq Maddex, Robert L., 1942-. The U.S.
Constitution A to Z. Washington, D.C. : CQ Press, c2002.
R 342.73 Pen Pendergast, Tom. Constitutional
amendments : from freedom of speech to flag burning. Volume 1,
Amendments 1-8. Detroit, Mich. : UXL, 2001..
R 342.73 Pen Pendergast, Tom. Constitutional
amendments : from freedom of speech to flag burning.
Volume 2, Amendments 9-17. Detroit, Mich. : UXL, 2001..
R 342.73 Pen Pendergast, Tom. Constitutional
amendments : from freed speech to flag burning. Volume 3,
Amendments 18-26, and the unratified amendments. Detroit, Mich.
: UXL, 2001..
R 347.73 Bra Brannen, Daniel E. Supreme Court
drama : cases that changed America. Volume 1. Detroit, Mich. :
UXL, 2001..
R 347.73 Bra Brannen, Daniel E. Supreme Court
drama : cases that changed America. Volume 2. Detroit,
Mich. : UXL, 2001..
R 347.73 Bra Brannen, Daniel E. Supreme
Court drama : cases that changed America. Volume 3. Detroit,
Mich. : UXL, 2001..
R 347.73 Bra Brannen, Daniel E. Supreme
Court drama : cases that changed America. Volume 4. Detroit,
Mich. : UXL, 2001..
R 347.73 Ren Renstrom, Peter G., 1943-. The
Stone court : justices, rulings,and legacy. Santa Barbara,
Calif. : ABC-CLIO, c2001..
R 347.73 Uro Urofsky, Melvin I. The Warren
court : justices, rulings, and legacy. Santa Barbara,
Calif : ABC-CLIO, c2001..
R 347.73 Yar Yarbrough, Tinsley E., 1941-.
The Burger court : justices, rulings, and legacy. Santa
Barbara, Calif. : ABC-CLIO, 2000..
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The Constitution of the U.S. - Interact with the United
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articles and amendments. An explanation is given for each
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the ways that they were created and the ways that the United
States Supreme Court has interpreted them over the years. The
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of some foreign governments. You will also find a glossary of
terms, crossword puzzles, and famous quotes all relating to
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Find Law: There are 27 amendments to the United States
Constitution, and this transcript of the amendments provides
information about the ratification dates and the states that
approved each amendment. In addition, students will find
supplementary notes and resources for each of the 27 amendments,
some of which include accounts of the historical circumstances,
scholarly commentary, and articles related to the interpretation
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First Amendment
Center - There are links to specific first amendment topics
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