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Declaration of Independence & U.S. Constitution (Including the Bill of Rights and All Amendments). With The Federalist Papers & Inaugural Speeches of the First Three Presidents
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- Nombre de pages600
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4776410-6
- EAN8596547764106
- Date de parution25/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
The esteemed collection, 'Declaration of Independence & U. S. Constitution (Including the Bill of Rights and All Amendments), ' presents a profound tapestry of foundational documents that have shaped the very ethos of modern democracy. The anthology encapsulates the dual themes of liberty and governance, crafted with precision and eloquence. These texts, emblematic of the Enlightenment era, feature a remarkable synergy of ideological depth and visionary thought.
From the impassioned rhetoric of the Declaration to the structured pragmatism of the Constitution's articles, and further enriched by the evolving discourse within the Amendments, the collection underscores a meticulous balance of revolutionary zeal and constitutional discipline. Each contributor to this anthology stands as a titan of philosophical and political innovation. George Washington's pragmatic leadership, James Madison's intellectual vitality, Benjamin Franklin's diplomatic acumen, and Thomas Jefferson's eloquent advocacy for individual rights collectively articulate an era-defining synthesis of ideals.
Augmented by John Adams and the prevailing voice of the nascent U. S. Government, the anthology embodies an intricate dialogue with the historical ferment of the late 18th century; a crucible of Enlightenment thought leading to enduring democratic structures. Together, these narrators perpetuate a legacy of dialogue, debate, and visionary insight. For readers, this collection offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with seminal texts that continue to influence the global perspective on governance and individual freedoms.
It serves not only as a vital educational resource but also as an invitation to explore the complex interplay of divergent ideas-ideas that have been scrutinized, challenged, and celebrated throughout American history. This anthology epitomizes a rich confluence of perspectives, offering insights into the spirit and tenacity that have guided and safeguarded the principles of democratic life.
From the impassioned rhetoric of the Declaration to the structured pragmatism of the Constitution's articles, and further enriched by the evolving discourse within the Amendments, the collection underscores a meticulous balance of revolutionary zeal and constitutional discipline. Each contributor to this anthology stands as a titan of philosophical and political innovation. George Washington's pragmatic leadership, James Madison's intellectual vitality, Benjamin Franklin's diplomatic acumen, and Thomas Jefferson's eloquent advocacy for individual rights collectively articulate an era-defining synthesis of ideals.
Augmented by John Adams and the prevailing voice of the nascent U. S. Government, the anthology embodies an intricate dialogue with the historical ferment of the late 18th century; a crucible of Enlightenment thought leading to enduring democratic structures. Together, these narrators perpetuate a legacy of dialogue, debate, and visionary insight. For readers, this collection offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with seminal texts that continue to influence the global perspective on governance and individual freedoms.
It serves not only as a vital educational resource but also as an invitation to explore the complex interplay of divergent ideas-ideas that have been scrutinized, challenged, and celebrated throughout American history. This anthology epitomizes a rich confluence of perspectives, offering insights into the spirit and tenacity that have guided and safeguarded the principles of democratic life.
The esteemed collection, 'Declaration of Independence & U. S. Constitution (Including the Bill of Rights and All Amendments), ' presents a profound tapestry of foundational documents that have shaped the very ethos of modern democracy. The anthology encapsulates the dual themes of liberty and governance, crafted with precision and eloquence. These texts, emblematic of the Enlightenment era, feature a remarkable synergy of ideological depth and visionary thought.
From the impassioned rhetoric of the Declaration to the structured pragmatism of the Constitution's articles, and further enriched by the evolving discourse within the Amendments, the collection underscores a meticulous balance of revolutionary zeal and constitutional discipline. Each contributor to this anthology stands as a titan of philosophical and political innovation. George Washington's pragmatic leadership, James Madison's intellectual vitality, Benjamin Franklin's diplomatic acumen, and Thomas Jefferson's eloquent advocacy for individual rights collectively articulate an era-defining synthesis of ideals.
Augmented by John Adams and the prevailing voice of the nascent U. S. Government, the anthology embodies an intricate dialogue with the historical ferment of the late 18th century; a crucible of Enlightenment thought leading to enduring democratic structures. Together, these narrators perpetuate a legacy of dialogue, debate, and visionary insight. For readers, this collection offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with seminal texts that continue to influence the global perspective on governance and individual freedoms.
It serves not only as a vital educational resource but also as an invitation to explore the complex interplay of divergent ideas-ideas that have been scrutinized, challenged, and celebrated throughout American history. This anthology epitomizes a rich confluence of perspectives, offering insights into the spirit and tenacity that have guided and safeguarded the principles of democratic life.
From the impassioned rhetoric of the Declaration to the structured pragmatism of the Constitution's articles, and further enriched by the evolving discourse within the Amendments, the collection underscores a meticulous balance of revolutionary zeal and constitutional discipline. Each contributor to this anthology stands as a titan of philosophical and political innovation. George Washington's pragmatic leadership, James Madison's intellectual vitality, Benjamin Franklin's diplomatic acumen, and Thomas Jefferson's eloquent advocacy for individual rights collectively articulate an era-defining synthesis of ideals.
Augmented by John Adams and the prevailing voice of the nascent U. S. Government, the anthology embodies an intricate dialogue with the historical ferment of the late 18th century; a crucible of Enlightenment thought leading to enduring democratic structures. Together, these narrators perpetuate a legacy of dialogue, debate, and visionary insight. For readers, this collection offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with seminal texts that continue to influence the global perspective on governance and individual freedoms.
It serves not only as a vital educational resource but also as an invitation to explore the complex interplay of divergent ideas-ideas that have been scrutinized, challenged, and celebrated throughout American history. This anthology epitomizes a rich confluence of perspectives, offering insights into the spirit and tenacity that have guided and safeguarded the principles of democratic life.
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