Constituioanl Law Texts

[MSternAJC at aol.com]

I will be teaching an undergraduate course in constitutional law this term.  
Aside from a case book, I would like to supplement the cases with  nonlegal 
political and historical primary materials. Some casebooks  contain such 
material, but not very much of it. I will of course use  the Federalist Papers. Any 
other thoughts? Has any one used Ketchum's  Anti-Federalist papers? (It is 
available in affordable paperback.) I have no  ideological ax to grind, and am 
interested in a book presenting a variety of  points of view.
Off line responses are fine.
Marc Stern
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