BYU Studies Quarterly — 27:3
BYU Studies Quarterly — 27:3
- Perspectives on the Constitution—Origin, Development, Philosophy, and Contemporary Applications Thomas B. McAffee
– pg.3
- The Constitution as Covenant Lynn D. Wardle
– pg.11
- Public Virtue and the Roots of American Government Richard Vetterli, Gary C. Bryner
– pg.29
- The Best Constitution in Existence: The Influence of the British Example on the Framers of Our Fundamental Law M. E. Bradford
– pg.51
- The Summer of 1787: Getting a Constitution J. D. Williams
– pg.67
- The Judicial Campaign against Polygamy and the Enduring Legal Questions Edwin B. Firmage
– pg.91
- Mormonism, Philosophical Liberalism, and the Constitution Richard C. Mangrum
– pg.119
- Constitutional Interpretation and the American Tradition of Individual Rights Thomas B. McAffee
– pg.139
- Bicentennial Reflections on the Media and the First Amendment Bruce C. Hafen
– pg.171
- One Moment, Please: Private Devotion in the Public Schools Richard G. Wilkins
– pg.185
- Terrorism and the Constitution Christopher L. Blakesley
– pg.197
Articles
- From an English Major Teaching Law Lisa Bolin Hawkins
– pg.10
- Her Body Timothy Liu
– pg.50
- Excavation John S. Harris
– pg.90
- Imprint: Fragment from a Childhood Dixie L. Partridge
– pg.118
- Fires John Davies
– pg.138
- Laie Nights Jim Walker
– pg.184
- Going to Grandmother's Cara M. Bullinger
– pg.196
- Constitution: Ben Franklin Jani Sue Muhlestein
– pg.218
