The Constitution Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky

This important historical document is a foundational text of Kentucky's political system. Ratified in 1792, the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky establishes the basic principles of governance and enshrines the rights of citizens. With commentary and analysis by James T. Fleming, a renowned Kentucky jurist and legal scholar, this edition provides crucial insights into the context and significance of this landmark document. Whether you are a student of government or a Kentucky native seeking to deepen your understanding of your state's history, this volume is an essential resource.

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