First Constitutional Convention in Wisconsin, 1846 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149918197)

"First Constitutional Convention in Wisconsin, 1846" offers a detailed historical account of the initial efforts to draft a constitution for the state of Wisconsin. Authored by Fred L. Holmes and originally published in 1905, the book delves into the proceedings, debates, and key figures involved in this pivotal moment in Wisconsin's political development. This work provides valuable insights into the challenges and compromises faced by the delegates as they sought to establish the legal and governmental framework for the nascent state. It remains a significant resource for understanding the foundations of Wisconsin's governance and its early political landscape.

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