While not addressing the Articles of Confederation, the Kmiec, Presser
(2d edition to be Kmiec, Presser, Eastman, for a little SSP) The
American Constitutional Order begins with Chapter 1 devoted to natural
law historical foundations of the Constitutiona and with Chapter 2
specifically addressing the Declaration of Independence.

John C. Eastman
Professor of Law, Chapman University School of Law
Director, The Claremont Institute Center for Constitutional
Jurisprudence


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From: Sanford Levinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
>On a different issue . . . .  Can anyone tell me if any Con law
>casebooks address the history of the Constitution's development from
>the Declaration through the Articles and eventual ratifications of the
>Constitution?  All of the casebooks that I have just begin with Marbury

>and judicial review.
>
>Francisco Forrest Martin


Brest et al, Processes of Constitutional Decisionmaking begins with a
short overview of the Constituiton's development from the Articles
through ratification, and, of course, we distinctly do *not* begin with
Marbury and judicial review.

sandy

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