Suggested Materials for Reading and Research
- U.S. Constitution Day: U.S. Constitution (Houghton Memorial Library, Huntingdon College)Excellent list of resources.
- Errors in the Constitution — Typographical and Congressional byArticle printed in Prologue: The Journal of the National Archives vol. 44 (Fall 2012).
Sources
- The 100th Anniversary of the 17th Amendment: A Promise Unfulfilled? byArticle in Issues in Governance Studies, no. 59 (May 2013).
- Amendments to the Constitution: A Brief Legislative History byCall Number: United States congressional serial set, Senate print 99-8799th Congress, 1st session. Committee print. Available through HathiTrust.
- Case for the Repeal Amendment byArticle published in Tennessee Law Review, 78, 813 (Spring, 2011). Talks about 16th and 17th Amendments.
- The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation (CONAN)
Analysis of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to July 1, 2014. Also call Constitution Annotated. Also called CONAN. When you select PDF, there will be a delay; it is a very large file (2,840 pages). Option: download also available by sections. 
The Fourteenth Amendment and the States; A Study of the Operation of the Restraint Clauses of Section One of the Fourteenth Amendment by Publication Date: 1912; reprint 1974Also: online in GoogleBooks.
- Repeal the 17th Amendment! The surprising Republican movement to strip voters of their right to elect senatorsSeitz-Wald, Alex. (Aug 16, 2012).
- Rethinking The 17th Amendment: An Old Idea Gets Fresh Opposition (NPR)By Alan Greenblatt.
- Tax Protest Movement (ADL)A compilation of the many arguments used by tax protestors.
- Titles of Nobility Amendment (wikipedia)This wiki article discusses the failed amendment and is a good start to identifying references.
- Ratification of the Constitution and Amendments by the States byCall Number: United States congressional serial set, no. 9346; Senate document, no. 240Publication Date: 1931
Smugglers, Bootleggers, and Scofflaws by Discusses the 18th and 21st amendments. Includes primary sources.
