The Guarantee Clause of the U.S. Constitution (1972)

Focusing on the constitutional guarantee of a republican form of government, this analysis delves into its historical origins and evolution. It explores significant themes such as state and national authority rebellions, slavery, and reconstruction. The book examines two landmark cases, Luther v. Borden and Baker v. Carr, providing critical insights into their impact on the interpretation of governmental structure. This work is part of the Cornell Studies in Civil Liberty series, overseen by General Editor Milton R. Konvitz.