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We the People - Paperback

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by James F. Gauss (Author)

Tired of American history that has been revised and sanitized to be politically correct or reinterpreted to conform to present-day political or philosophical thinking? Volume II of We the People, Birth of a Nation, picks up where Volume I left off. From the Virginia Declaration of Rights through the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and to President Washington's Farewell Address, Volume II covers the most important 25 years of America's history. Learn about the miraculous and providential underpinnings that established America as the most unique nation of free people in the history of the world. Read the actual documents and about their historical significance, as well as the thinking of those Founding Fathers who put them in force for the posterity of all Americans. Each historical document had its place and importance and is presented in its entirety for your review. Each is preceded by an informative historical narrative to help the reader understand the importance and place each document plays in America's history and form of government. We the People provides the reader with unique historical insight like no other American history text. It is an historical heirloom for every American.

Number of Pages: 468
Dimensions: 1.04 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: March 29, 2005
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