Some Defects in the Constitution of the United States: Being an Address Delivered on April 27th, 1906, to the Department of law of the University of P (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178303162)

"Some Defects in the Constitution of the United States" presents Walter Clark's insightful address delivered to the Department of Law at the University of Pennsylvania on April 27th, 1906. Clark examines perceived shortcomings within the U.S. Constitution, offering a historical perspective on the foundational document of American governance. This work provides valuable insights into early 20th-century legal and political thought, making it a compelling read for scholars of American history, law, and political science. Clark's analysis encourages critical reflection on the enduring relevance and potential limitations of the Constitution.

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