The First Book of the Constitution
Author:
Richard B. Morris
Illustrator:
Leonard Everett Fisher
Publication:
1958 by Franklin Watts, Inc
Genre:
Government and Law, History, Non-fiction
Series:
First Books Members Only
Series Number: 85
Pages:
68
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Did you know
- That the Constitution of the United States was first visioned by a young Patriot Army Officer during the dark days of the American Revolution?
- That it has lasted longer than any other Constitution written by the people in modern times?
- That almost everything about the United States has changed except the Constitution itself?
A nationally famous authority on American history tells the dramatic story of the founding of a great document of freedom. He makes clear what the Constitution meant to a struggling new nation, and what it means to the American people today.
Included in the book is a simplified outline of the Constitution and its twenty-two Amendments.
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