Publisher's Synopsis
Freedom, Liberty, Justice: The Texts that Define Democracy
Discover the foundational texts of American democracy in this essential edition of The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. This book, meticulously edited by Paul B. Skousen, a renowned scholar, and introduced by Dan Clark, a #1 New York Times bestselling author, offers a profound exploration of the documents that continue to shape the nation's values and governance.
This edition is unique for its comprehensive annotations and detailed analyses, which clarify these pivotal texts' historical context and ongoing relevance. Dan Clark's foreword connects these founding principles to real-world applications, drawing from his experiences with military personnel to highlight the profound impact of these documents on both national and global stages.
This book is a beacon of inspiration for anyone interested in the enduring principles of liberty, justice, and civic responsibility. This version of The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence educates and inspires active participation in the principles it explores. Dive into this definitive guide to understand and appreciate American identity's bedrock and its responsibilities.
