The Summer of 1787: The Men Who Invented the Constitution (The Simon & Schuster America Collection)
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The Summer of 1787: The Men Who Invented the Constitution (The Simon & Schuster America Collection)

by David O. Stewart

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David O. Stewart examines the summer of 1787, when a group of American leaders worked to create the Constitution. This history places the document’s formation within a pivotal moment in the nation’s development, offering readers a focused look at the people and events behind America’s founding framework.

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The Summer of 1787 examines the period in which the United States Constitution was created.

David O. Stewart focuses on the men who participated in this consequential chapter of American history.

The book presents the Constitution’s creation as a defining moment in the development of the United States government.

Part of The Simon & Schuster America Collection, this work offers historical context for understanding the nation’s founding framework.

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