Was the Assembly True to Its Trust?: a Fight for the Federal Constitution in the New York Assembly of 1918.

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CTRG98-B759

Cataloged from cover. "I have decided to print the stenographic report of certain debates and proceedings in the Assembly of 1918 relating to important constitutional questions which have been raised in connection with the proposed amendment to the Const

[New York?] : Priv. print., [1918]. 51 p., [1] folded leaf of plates ; 23 cm