A machine that would go of itself : the Constitution in American culture /
by Kammen, Michael.
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BookPublisher: New York : Knopf, 1986Description: 532 p. : ill.ISBN: 0394529057.Subject(s): Public opinion -- History | Constitutional history -- United States | United States -- Civilization
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| 342 Fri The Constitution, that delicate balance / | 342.2 Cur No state shall abridge : | 342.2 Hau "A convention of delegates" : | 342.7 Kam A machine that would go of itself : | 342.73 Bow Miracle at Philadelphia : | 342.73 CAT We the kids : | 342.73 Rak Original meanings : |
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