Action of the Constitutional Convention of Virginia, Following the Wounding and Death of President McKinley, September, 1901; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175442321)

This volume presents the actions taken by the Constitutional Convention of Virginia in September 1901, following the tragic wounding and subsequent death of President William McKinley. A vital historical document, it offers insights into the immediate reactions and considerations of a state constitutional body during a moment of national crisis. The text provides a detailed record of the convention's proceedings, reflecting the political and social climate of the era.

Researchers and historians interested in American political history, constitutional law, and the impact of significant historical events will find this volume a valuable primary source. Its enduring relevance lies in its portrayal of how constitutional bodies navigate unprecedented challenges and adapt to national tragedies. This is a crucial addition to any collection focusing on early 20th-century American history and political discourse.

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