1883 The Civil Polity of the United States Meeds Tuthill 1ST EDITION Law Book

Rare 1883 first edition of The Civil Polity of the United States, Considered in Its Theory and Practice, written anonymously by a Member of the New York Bar and published by Meeds Tuthill, New York & Chicago.
This antique volume offers a deep 19th-century exploration of American political philosophy, constitutional theory, and civil governance, reflecting post-Reconstruction thought and early interpretations of democracy, suffrage, and separation of powers.
Chapters examine the origin and growth of the United States, methods of government, distribution of powers, and even woman suffrage and party systems remarkably progressive topics for its time.

Collectors Note:
A rare 1883 exploration of American democracy and law, The Civil Polity of the United States captures the post-Reconstruction ideals of justice, self-government, and suffrage. A genuine piece of U.S. political history ideal for collectors of antique law, government, and early constitutional philosophy.