The 1826 Constitution by Silva, J. Francisco V.

“…As this year marks the centenary of the National Constitution of 1826, we make this commemorative publication, following the official edition, printed at that time, and we re-produce it in this form for the first time, after a century; that is, since those days of its ultra-fleeting validity, when the Argentine people, free of auto-aristocratic suggestions, affirmed with the Creole energy, -of gaucho legend- the core of their ideal of native federalism.…”
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The influence of the United States of America on the Tucumán Congress of 1816 by Chandler, Charles Lyon

“…The United States was the oldest American republic, so it was natural that when the Argentine people decided to declare the independence of their country, they looked to the United States and followed its example.…”
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Speech by the President of the Academy of Law by Sarría, Felix

“…Such was then the will of the Argentine people, a will that we, already posterity, collect and abide by as a historical and sacred mandate.…”
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