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In this seminal work of constitutional law, Lieber offers a detailed analysis of proposed amendments to the US Constitution, including measures related to suffrage, representation, and judicial power. With a clear and engaging writing style and a deep understanding of political theory and history, Lieber makes a powerful case for the importance of democratic participation and constitutional reform.
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