6 books on the constitutional laws and federalism from 1930s 40s 60s and 90s  including American Goverment and its problems 1937 Houghton Mifflin by Phillips, Constitutional Law by Klotter Kanovitz 1991 Anderson printing, Federalist Papers 1961 Mentor, Federal Reserve System 1959 Board of Governors, A personal Declaration of Independence 1993 Zero Press and The Killing of a Court by Doss 1994 all in very good vintage condition exx Q
This impressive, six-volume collection of constitutional law, federalism, and political history spans major milestones from the 1930s through the 1990s—encompassing American Government and Its Problems (Phillips, 1937), Constitutional Law (Klotter & Kanovitz, 1991), The Federalist Papers (Mentor, 1961), The Federal Reserve System (Board of Governors, 1959), A Personal Declaration of Independence (1993), and The Killing of a Court (Doss, 1994).
Explore the evolution of American jurisprudence, federal power, and democratic institutions with this thoughtful lot of six vintage books on constitutional law and government. Spanning nearly sixty years of political publishing, the collection pairs foundational primary sources and historical analyses—such as the 1961 Mentor edition of The Federalist Papers and Phillips's 1937 American Government and Its Problems—with professional legal studies like Klotter and Kanovitz's 1991 Constitutional Law, the Federal Reserve's 1959 structural study, and insightful 1990s legal-political commentaries. All preserved in very good vintage condition, this cohesive set provides an exceptional reference library for political scientists, law students, and collectors of American governance ephemera.