As part of the New Jersey Tercentenary celebration (1664-1964), the state inaugurated a publishing project to produce a series of books about itself, the New Jersey Historical Series. Governor Richard J. Hughes invited Julian P. Boyd to edit Fundamental Laws and Constitutions of New Jersey, which appeared in 1964 as Volume 17 in the Series. This box of copies was used by Boyd in that project.

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Folder inventory added by Feng Zhu '14 in 2013.

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Place

• Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration -- 17th century.
• Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration -- 18th century.
• New Jersey -- Constitutional History -- 17th century.
• New Jersey -- Constitutional History -- 18th century.
• New Jersey -- Constitutional History -- 19th century.
• New Jersey -- Constitutional History -- 20th century.
• New Jersey -- Governors -- Powers and duties -- 17th century.
• New Jersey -- Governors -- Powers and duties -- 18th century.
• New Jersey -- Governors -- Powers and duties -- 19th century.
• New Jersey -- Governors -- Powers and duties -- 20th century.

Publisher

Manuscripts Division

Finding Aid Date

2009

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