The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
By: edited and with an introd. by Earl Latham.
Edition: 3d ed.
Series: Problems in American civilization
Publisher: Heath
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Lexington, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: United States.; Constitutional history -- United States.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 271-272.
Table of contents: title: Perry, R. B. The Declaration of Independence.; title: Bailyn, B. Ideological origins of the American Revolution.; title: Greene, J. P. The colonial assemblies and revolutionary ideology.; title: Miller, J. C. The American Revolution as a democratic movement.; title: Jensen, M. The Articles of Confederation.; title: McLaughlin, A. C. The Confederate period and the Federal Convention.; title: Schuyler, R. L. The framing and adoption of the Constitution.; title: Parrington, V. L. The great debate.; title: Madison, J. The Federalist, number ten.; title: Latham, E. Philadelphiensis: a critic of the Constitution.; title: Beard, C. A. An economic interpretation of the Constitution.; title: Warren, C. Fears of disunion.; title: Brown, R. E. The economic interests of the members of the convention.; title: McDonald, F. A revaluation of the Beard thesis of the making of the Constitution.; title: Main, J. T. and McDonald, F. Beard and the Constitution: a difference of views.