Outline of Lectures on American Political and Institutional History

First published in 1896, this work by Herman Vanderburg Ames provides a survey of American political and institutional history, from colonial times to the late 19th century. It covers topics such as the colonial assemblies, the formation of the federal government, and the growth of political parties. The author also discusses the development of American law and constitutional theory.
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