Maryland Constitution of 1864; Volume 19

The Maryland Constitution of 1864, Volume 19 in the series, offers a detailed examination of the constitutional framework established in Maryland during a pivotal period in American history. Authored by Daniel Esten Motley and George Lovic Pierce Radcliffe, this volume provides valuable insights into the motivations, debates, and consequences surrounding the creation of the 1864 Maryland Constitution.

This historical document reflects the social, political, and economic forces at play during the Civil War era and Reconstruction. Students of legal history, political science, and Maryland history will find this work an invaluable resource for understanding the evolution of constitutional law and governance in the state. The in-depth analysis of the text and its historical context makes it essential reading for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Maryland's constitutional heritage.

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