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Virginia Declaration of Rights
When Free Speech Isn't Free Speech
Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?
Women's Suffrage March
17 Proposed Amendments to Constitution
Bill of Rights
1st Amendment
Bill of Rights
A man wearing a cap points to a torn scroll labeled "U.S. Constitution" and "Free Speech," his face shown in profile with a wide grin.
1919
When Free Speech Isn't Free Speech
Editorial page of The Washington Times newspaper, dated Saturday, March 7, with the masthead and a headline asking, "Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?"
1918
Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?
A procession of robed figures descends a grand staircase in front of a columned building, with a sculptural group visible at the top of the steps.
1917
Women's Suffrage March
1st Amendment
A decorative printed document titled "A Bill of Rights" with ornate lettering, listing the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, dated December 15, 1791.
1791
Bill of Rights
A printed page titled "A Declaration of Rights" from Virginia's 1776 convention, beginning with an ornate "T" and asserting that all men are by nature free, equal, and independent.
1776
Virginia Declaration of Rights
Printed 1789 congressional resolution from the House of Representatives proposing twelve amendments to the Constitution, headed "Congress of the United States" with text beginning "Article the First."
1789
17 Proposed Amendments to Constitution
Bill of Rights
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