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"American Constitutions, a Compilation of the Political Constitution of the Independent Nations of the new World, With Short Historical Notes and Various Appendixes, Volume 2" presents a comprehensive collection of foundational documents from across the Americas. Compiled by JosA(c) Ignacio RodrA-guez, this volume offers invaluable insight into the diverse constitutional frameworks shaping the political landscapes of independent nations in the New World. Each constitution is accompanied by concise historical notes and supplementary appendices, providing essential context and facilitating comparative analysis.
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