博客來＂Framing Of The Constitution Of The United States, A.D. 1787＂ offers a detailed examination of the historical context and debates surrounding the creation of the U.S. Constitution. This book provides readers with insights into the challenges, compromises, and philosophical underpinnings that shaped one of the most influential documents in modern history. Authored by Andrew White Young and Joseph Story, it explores the key figures involved in the Constitutional Convention, the issues they grappled with, and the lasting impact of their decisions.
A valuable resource for students, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the foundations of American government, this work illuminates the complexities and nuances of the Constitution’s drafting, offering a deeper appreciation for the principles that continue to govern the United States.
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