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published
May 1st 1999
by Oak Hill Publishing Company
binding
Paperback, 96 pages
isbn
1891743007
(isbn13: 9781891743009)
description
Features the entire text of The U.S Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, plus much more!
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Every person in the United States should read this book. From the so-called "slavery provisions" that raise the uncomfortable question of whether the Constitution was a compromise with the practice and what that means, to the Bill of Rights, whose listing and phrasing have yielded vastly different interpretations of the extent of our liberties, at least at a federal level, this document is a primary source of our political discourse and discord. While a majority of the text can seem ...more
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A semester with Mr. Strachan has given me some measure of appreciation for our Constitution, if not made a total nerd out of me about it. This tiny, pocket-sized guide manages to pack in a surprising amount of information, and plenty of handy facts (more than what it claims in the title).
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Read in February, 2008
Every American should have a copy of the pocket size book with the entire text of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence. There are lost of interesting facts about our most importing documents along with the Founding Fathers and Supreme Court.
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