Ordered Liberty : A Constitutional History of NY / Peter Galie.

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction: New York State and the American Constitutional Experience
I. Colonial Roots
2. The First Constitution, 1777: Constitutional Sobriety in a Revolutionary War
3. Establishing the New Government: 1777-1800
4. The First Constitutional Convention: 1801
5. Property and Participation: The Constitutional Convention of 1821
6. Commerce, Canals, and the Common Man: The Constitutional Convention of 1846
7. The First Failure: The Constitutional Convention of 1867
8. New Modes of Constitutional Revision: The Birth of the Constitutional Commission, 1868-1894
9. On the Threshold of the Twentieth Century: The Constitution of 1894
10. The Progressive Movement and the Constitutional Convention of 1915
11. Re-establishing the Government: Constitutional Development, 1915-1938
12. Constitution-Making During the Depression: The Constitutional Convention of 1938
13. Constitutional Change Between Conventions: 1938-1967
14. Modernizing the Constitution: The Constitutional Convention of 1967
15. Contemporary Constitutional Developments: 1968-1995
16. Toward the Year 2000: Reflections on New York's Constitutional Tradition
New York Constitutional History: A Guide to Sources and Commentary
Table of Cases
Index