The 46th Star: A History of Oklahoma's Constitutional Convention and Early Statehood

This copy is in good condition with some signs of wear. The dust jacket is worn, showing edge wear typical of library use. The hardcover binding remains strong, and there are no inscriptions or signatures. A library stamp from the Olive Warner Memorial Library is present, indicating its ex-library status.

The 46th Star: A History of Oklahoma's Constitutional Convention and Early Statehood by Irvin Hurst offers an in-depth exploration of Oklahoma's journey to statehood. Published by Western Heritage Books, Inc. in Oklahoma City in 1980, this hardcover edition provides a detailed account of the political and historical events that shaped Oklahoma's constitution. Originally published in 1957 by Semco Color Press, this work remains a significant resource for understanding the state's early political landscape. The book is particularly notable for its comprehensive analysis of the constitutional convention, making it a valuable addition to collections focused on American history and politics. This copy, sourced from the Olive Warner Memorial Library, shows signs of library use but remains intact. The dust jacket, while worn, still protects the book’s hardcover binding.