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Debate The Debate on the Constitution: Part One: September 1787 to February 1788
The Debate on the Constitution: Part Two: January to August 1788
Containing hundreds of newspaper articles, pamphlets, speeches, and private letters, this important collection charts the course of the bloodless revolution that created the government of the United States and the world's oldest working national charter. Includes a detailed chronology and biographical profiles as well as the complete text of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution (with all amendments). 2,389 pages.
Hamilton Alexander Hamilton: Writings
The public and private writings of one of the most vivid and controversial figures of the founding of America. Includes all 51 of his contributions to The Federalist, his infamous "Reynolds pamphlet," and conflicting eyewitness accounts of the Hamilton-Burr duel that ended his life. 1,108 pages.
madison James Madison: Writings
Eloquent and insightful essays, speeches, private memoranda, and letters illuminate Madison’s role as the prime framer of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and why he remains the most important political thinker in American history. Includes his candid private appraisals of George Washington and John Adams. 966 pages.
Washington

 George Washington: Writings
Over 440 letters, orders, addresses, and other documents reveal Washington as an energetic, forceful, and at times eloquent writer, and help explain why he is universally acknowledged as the one indispensable founder of the American republic. 1,149 pages.
Jefferson Thomas Jefferson: Writings – FREE!
The most comprehensive one-volume selection of Jefferson ever published, all in a handsome, 1,600-page edition. Includes more than 250 letters, his autobiography, and public writings about politics, education, science, botany and gardening, religion, literature, architecture, the habits of his fellow citizens, and his beloved home, Monticello.
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