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Selected Bibliography42§1. SYSTEM-WIDE MATERIALS42. Although the literature on state constitutions and state constitutionalismis vast and increasing, listed below are some basic sources:Abrahamson, Shirley, ‘Criminal Law and State Constitutions: The Emergenceof State Constitutional Law,’ 63 Texas Law Review 1141 (1985).W. Adams, The First American Constitutions: Republican Ideology and theMakers of State Constitutions in the Revolutionary Era (1980).William J. Brennan, Jr., ‘State Constitutions and the Protection of IndividualRights,’ 90 Harvard Law Review 489 (1977).Elmer E. Cornwell, Jr., Jay S. Goodman and Wayne R. Swanson, StateConstitutional Conventions: The Politics of the Revision Process in SevenStates (1975).Christian G. Fritz, ‘The American Constitutional Tradition Revisited: PreliminaryObservations on State Constitution-making in the 19th-Century West,’25 Rutgers Law Journal 945 (1994).Ken Gormley and Rhonda G. Hartman, ‘Privacy and the States,’ 65 Temple LawReview 1279 (1992).Joseph Grodin, In Pursuit of Justice: Reflections of a State Supreme CourtJustice (1989).Joseph Grodin, ‘Some Reflections on State Constitutions,’ 15 Hastings ConstitutionalLaw Quarterly 391 (1988).David Alan Johnson, Founding the Far West: California, Oregon, and Nevada,1840–1890 (1992).John Kincaid, ‘State Constitutions in the Federal System,’ 496 Annals 12(1988).Hans Linde, ‘E. Pluribus – Constitutional Theory and State Courts,’ 18 GeorgiaLaw Review 165 (1984).Hans Linde, ‘First Things First: Rediscovering the States’ Bills of Rights,’ 9University of Baltimore Law Review 379 (1980).Donald Lutz, Popular Consent and Popular Control: Whig Political Theory inthe Early State Constitutions (1980).Robert L. Maddex, State Constitutions of the United States (1998).Symposium, ‘Developments in the Law – the Interpretation of State ConstitutionalRights,’ 95 Harvard Law Review 1324 (1982).G. Alan Tarr, ‘Church and State in the States,’ 64 Washington Law Review 73(1989).G. Alan Tarr, Understanding State Constitutions (1998).Constitutional Law – Suppl. 34 (October 1999) USA (Sub-national) – 21