About this book
The Constitution of the State of North Carolina and Copy of the Act of the General Assembly Entitled An Act to Amend the Constitution of the State of North Carolina, by North Carolina, delivers the complete state constitution as issued for public distribution with the official 1913 amendment act and ballot—an authoritative civic record presented for listeners who want the primary text in full.
This nonfiction legal and historical recording reproduces the Preamble, Declaration of Rights, articles of government, and the pages that show the proposed amendments enacted by the Extra Session of 1913 (Chapter 81, Public Laws). Issued under the authority of the Secretary of State, the text reflects early 20th-century state governance, legal language, and civic priorities—valuable context for understanding North Carolina’s constitutional evolution, the mechanics of amendment, and the state’s relationship to the federal union.
Ideal for students of constitutional law, historians, civics teachers, public officials, and engaged citizens, this audiobook serves as a primary-source reference for research, classroom use, or informed participation in civic life. Listen to gain direct access to the foundational legal framework that guided North Carolina government and to compare past constitutional language and reform efforts with today’s debates.
