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Volume 29
November 1988
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ISSN 0884-7177
EISSN 2639-5991
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350 YEARS LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS IN CONNECTICUT 1638 - 1988: PRESENTED BY ASCH: Association for the Study of Connecticut History: October 22, 1988, Southern Connecticut State University

Ratifying the Past: Historical Influences on Constitutional Development in Connecticut
BRUCE C. DANIELS
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New Haven’s Charter Quest and Annexation by Connecticut
R.W. ROETGER
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Charters and Corporations, Independence and Loyalty
THOMAS W. JODZIEWICZ
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Pierpont Edwards and the Constitutional Convention of 1818
JOHN W. IFKOVIC
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Organizational Values and the Origins of the Corporation in Connecticut, 1760-1860
PETER DOBKIN HALL
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The Period of Peaceful Anarchy: Constitutional Impasse, 1890-1892
ANTONIA C. MORAN
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Issues of Federalism in Connecticut in the Twentieth Century
KENNETH A. GRAHAM
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Connecticut Equal Protection Clause: Requirement of Strict Scrutiny When Classifications are Based Upon Sex or Physical or Mental Disability
ROBERT I. BERDON
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