Titlebook: Bills of Rights Before the Bill of Rights; Early State Constitu Peter J. Galie,Christopher Bopst,Bethany Kirschner Book 2020 The Editor(s)

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New Yorkrights. The constitution did, however, contain numerous rights provisions, and the legislature adopted a statutory Bill of Rights in 1787. A replication of and notes on the relevant rights provisions in the frame of government is provided.

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The Rights Tradition in America’s First Constitutionsn 1776 and 1790. Rights in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were as likely to be understood as communal and geographic as individual and personal. All state constitutions contained a quartet of rights colonists considered fundamental: the right to self-government, implemented by elections an

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MarylandBaltimore. The authors explore the tradition of rights in the colony, paying particular attention to the Maryland Toleration Act (1649), which offered the broadest definition of religion freedom during the seventeenth century. Once Maryland became a royal colony in 1691, religious equality for Catho

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Delaware a Swedish, Dutch, and English colony, Delaware was also at various times part of New York and then Pennsylvania. The impact of these changes on the rights tradition of the colony is explored. The chapter also discusses how Delaware’s rights tradition was shaped by the English common law, it sizeabl

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