File:Florida Supreme Court judges with the 1838 Florida Constitution in the Senate chamber.jpg

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English: Supreme Court judges on opening day of the 2004 legislative session. Men in the back row (L-R): Kenneth B. Bell, R. Fred Lewis, Chief Justice Harry Lee Anstead, Charlie T. Wells, Raoul G. Cantero III. Women in the front row: Peggy A. Quince, Barbara J. Pariente. They are shown with a handwritten "secretary's copy" of Florida's 1838 Constitution, the only original copy of Florida's first state constitution known to exist.
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Source https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/23287
Author Caroline Ferguson

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