This is Volume 10 of the "Proceedings And Debates Of The Convention Of The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, To Propose Amendments To The Constitution, Commenced And Held At Harrisburg, On The Second Day Of May, 1837." This historical record offers a detailed look into the discussions and arguments surrounding proposed changes to Pennsylvania's constitution during a pivotal period in the state's history.
Researchers, historians, and anyone interested in American constitutional law and the evolution of state governance will find valuable insights within these pages. The transcribed debates provide a unique window into the political and philosophical considerations that shaped the foundational legal framework of Pennsylvania.
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