In this volume, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Michael Kammen explores the U.S. Constitution's place in the public consciousness and its role as a symbol in American life, from ratification in 1788 to our own time.
In this volume, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Michael Kammen explores the U.S. Constitution's place in the public consciousness and its role as a symbol in American life, from ratification in 1788 to our own time.
1: The Problem of Constitutionalism in American Culture 1: The Most Wonderful Instrument Ever Drawn by the Hand of Man 2: To Make the Constitution a Practical System 3: All That Gives Us a National Character 4: The Constitution Threatens to Be a Subject of Infinite Sects 2: A Machine That Would Go of Itself 5: On This Day, One Hundred Years Ago 6: The American and the British Constitution Are Two Entirely Different Things 7: The Crisis in Constitutionalism 3: America is Always Talking About its Constitution 8: God Knows How Dearly We Need a Constitutional Revival 9: Decisions Are Politics When Constitutional Questions Are Up for Decision 10: My God! Making a Racket out of the Constitution 4: The Pendulum of Public Opinion 11: Illegal Defiance of Constitutional Authority 12: Our Bill of Rights Is Under Subtle and Pervasive Attack 13: The Public Got Strange and Distorted Views of the Court and Its Rulings 14: It's What Holds Us All Together
1: The Problem of Constitutionalism in American Culture 1: The Most Wonderful Instrument Ever Drawn by the Hand of Man 2: To Make the Constitution a Practical System 3: All That Gives Us a National Character 4: The Constitution Threatens to Be a Subject of Infinite Sects 2: A Machine That Would Go of Itself 5: On This Day, One Hundred Years Ago 6: The American and the British Constitution Are Two Entirely Different Things 7: The Crisis in Constitutionalism 3: America is Always Talking About its Constitution 8: God Knows How Dearly We Need a Constitutional Revival 9: Decisions Are Politics When Constitutional Questions Are Up for Decision 10: My God! Making a Racket out of the Constitution 4: The Pendulum of Public Opinion 11: Illegal Defiance of Constitutional Authority 12: Our Bill of Rights Is Under Subtle and Pervasive Attack 13: The Public Got Strange and Distorted Views of the Court and Its Rulings 14: It's What Holds Us All Together
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