Law and Government Research Guide  

Listed below are some of the titles that have recently been added to our general circulating collection.

This guide has been created by Keith Faust, Evening Circulation Supervisor, to help you conduct research on Government and Law.  Use the tabs above to find resources on the specified topics. 

If you have any questions, or would like to schedule a one-on-one research session with a librarian, please call the main desk at 610-282-1100, ext. 1266, and ask to speak with a reference librarian.

Congressional Quarterly's Guide to U.S. Elections- John L. Moore, ed.                                                                            

Call Number: JK1967.C662 1994

This resource contains information and statistics on Presidential, Congressional, and gubernatorial elections from 1789 to present, including popular and electoral college results for Presidential elections, listings of officers and keynote speakers at Democratic and Republican national nominating conventions, and information on political parties from Anit-Mason to the Whigs. 

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