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How to Read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence (Freedom in America) - Softcover

Skousen, Paul B

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9781630721077: How to Read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence (Freedom in America)

Synopsis

Have you ever wanted to read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence and really understand what they're saying?

Learn how they impact your life; your rights and freedoms? How the branches of government were formed, and why?

You're not alone. Millions of Americans want a deeper understanding of theircountry's founding principles and don't know where to start. When theConstitution and the Declaration of Independence were written by ourfounders over two centuries ago, they were designed to endure. Andindeed they've remained, as Paul Skousen writes, "the most amazingfreedom formula ever invented"--but navigating eighteenth-century legallanguage can be challenging.

Recognizing this problem, Skousenprovides an easy, step-by-step guide that will forever change the wayyou think about your country and your freedoms. Using visual tools,exercises, and several valuable memory aids, this book will help you:

*    Master the Constitution's seven articles and the twenty-seven important rights named in the Bill of Rights.
*  Navigate the Declaration's five power statements on freedom and unlock their eighteenth-century phrases with a convenient glossary.
*    Find the answers to ten popular myths about the Constitution.
*    Discover how the Constitution's guiding principles protect human rights.
*    And so much more.

Thousands of books describe the origins of these famous documents, but only How to Read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence gives you a path to truly understanding them.

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About the Author

Paul B. Skousen is an investigative journalist, writer, and teacher. He received his MA from Georgetown University in National Security Studies. He was a CIA military analyst and intelligence officer in the Situation Room in the Reagan White House. He has published several books on politics and history, and is a professor of communications and journalism.

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