South Carolina | An analysis of South Carolina's state constitutions of 1790 and 1865

South Carolina

Thoughts on the Constitution of the State of South-Carolina. By One of the People [Thomas R. Mitchell]. Georgetown, S. C.: Printed by E. Waterman, at the Winyaw Intelligencer Office, 1819

8vo (240 x 152 mm, uncut). Heavily stained throughout, a few small paper flaws costing a word or two, terminal leaves particularly worn. Stab-sewn in self-wrappers;with losses to rear wrapper. 

An analysis issued between the South Carolina state constitution of 1790 and the constitution of 1865, which was adopted at the end of the Civil War to recognize the abolition of slavery. 

REFERENCE:

Sabin 88079

PROVENANCE:

Moses Fort (Thrice signed in the year of publication on the wrappers)