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by Catherine Drinker Bowen
About 61 pages (18,227 words)
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Bowen uses the word "Miracle" in the title of the book. What is miraculous about the events she describes?

The thirteen states still consider themselves almost as independent countries in alliance with one another. How is this idea of state sovereignty addressed in the final plan of the Constitution? Is it preserved or destroyed?

Discuss the political and geographic differences between the states that lead to division during the Convention.

How does Bowen's characterization of Washington, Madison, Hamilton and Franklin compare with the more.....

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