The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries. Volume 59 (Archival Information Package)

"A study of a state's constitutional development can provide important insight into the broader issues of that state's political, economic, and social growth." This statement from Robert F. Williams in his updated edition of The New Jersey State Constitution, A Reference Guide (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1997: xlix) is born out by the articles presented here. This resource is archived and is not available for public use. The publicly accessible version is available at http://jrul.libraries.rutgers.edu/index.php/jrul/issue/view/2Binary format, Base64 in XML wrapper, native OJS import format -- README file -- [Articles] Preface to the Special Issue: New Jersey's Three Constitutions / Sewell, R. -- New Jersey's Three Constitutions: 1776, 1844, 1947 / Lurie, M. -- Democracy Works in New Jersey / McCormick, R. -- Vote No: Archbishop Walsh, the Catholic Church and the 1944 New Jersey Constitution / Turse, N. -- The New Jersey Constitution and the 1875 "Thorough and Efficient" Education Amendment / Sepinwall, H. -- Appendices: The Three New Jersey Constitutions / Sewell, R