Constitution Of The State Of Ohio: Adopted On The Third Tuesday In June 1851 - Paperback

First adopted in 1851, the Constitution of the State of Ohio remains one of the most important legal documents in the history of the state. In this fascinating volume, readers can explore the full text of this groundbreaking constitution, and gain new insights into the legal and political history of Ohio. From the division of powers to the rights of citizens, the Constitution of the State of Ohio continues to shape the everyday lives of Ohioans and serves as a model for other states across the country.

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