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=100   #$$a Jellinek, Georg
=245  14$$a Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens : $b A Contribution to Modern Constitutional History /$c Georg Jellinek and Max Farrand
=260  ##$$a New York :$b Henry Holt and Company,$c 1901
=300  ##$$a 98 p. ; $c 23 cm
=520  ##$$a ALTHOUGH several years have elapsed since this essay was published, it has appparently come to the attention of only a few specialists, and those almost exclusivcly in modern European history. It deserves consideration by all students of history, and it is of special importance to those who are interested in the early constitutional history of the United States, for it traces the origin of the enactment of bills of rights.
=650   4$$a Constitutional-History
=700   #$$a Max Farrand
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