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The purpose of “About Our Constitution, a Series,” is to provide detailed, historical information, and some unique analysis and discussions, about the Constitution and all Amendments. Some of this information and data is not often provided, at least to such an extent, in other publications.
Twice monthly, a new article will be released. In addition, please check-out the page entitled the “U.S. Constitution, as Amended.” Including original constitutional language, it is a unique combination and presentation of the Constitution and all ratified Amendments; and, although not created before, was envisioned by others such as James Madison.
Please enjoy and comments are welcome!
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Administering the Ratification of Constitutional Amendments,
Amendment Administrator,
Amendment Process,
Amendments to Constitution,
An Act to Provide for the Publication of the Laws of the United States on April 20 of 1818,
Article of Amendment XI,
Article of Amendment XII,
Article of Amendment XIII,
Article of Amendment XIV,
Article of Amendment XIX,
Article of Amendment XV,
Article of Amendment XVI,
Article of Amendment XVII,
Article of Amendment XVIII,
Article of Amendment XXI,
Articles of Amendment I to X,
Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union,
Bill of Rights,
Citizen of the United States,
Confederation Congress,
Constitutional Amendment Rejection,
Constitutional Convention,
Constitution of the United States of America,
Dillion v. Gloss,
Distributing Proposed Constitutional Amendments to States,
Election of U.S. President,
Electoral College,
Expired Provisions in Constitution and Amendments,
Final Ratification of Constitutional Amendments,
Idaho v. Freeman,
Income Taxes,
Proclamation of Final Ratification of Proposed Constitutional Amendments,
Prohibition,
Proposal of Constitutional Amendments,
Ratification of Amendments to US Constitution,
Re-admittance of States to the Union,
Recissions of Ratifications of Constitutional Amendments,
Republican Form of Government,
Seceded Southern States,
Slavery,
State Rights,
Transmittal of Proposed Constitutional Amendments to the States,
U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward,
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Willis Van Devanter,
Veto Ratifications of Amendment to Constitution,