"Debate: Records of the U. S. Constitutional Convention" is the entire process of the 1787 U. S. Constitutional Convention recorded by James Madison, the founder of the U. S. Constitution. It was translated and compiled by the famous translator Mr. Yin Xuan, and is of great academic value. The book is typed according to Madison's original manuscript during the Constitutional Convention, retaining the original historical appearance and restoring the key process of designing the federal government by the founding fathers of the United States. Madison's records are written from beginning to end, not missing a day, and are written like a series, recording the lines (speeches) of historical figures (representatives) in specific scenes (daily in-depth debates).
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Moreover, the author's writing is very "reading", concise, concise, precise, and has a sense of rhythm when reading. I especially liked the evaluation of the characters' actions in the book, which gave me a deeper understanding of historical figures. However, the content in the book is indeed a bit difficult to understand, and it takes time to ponder it slowly. But I believe that as long as you read it carefully, you will gain a lot. I think this book is not only suitable for people who are interested in the U. S. Constitution, but also for friends who want to understand history and politics.
Moreover, the author's writing is very "reading", concise, concise, precise, and has a sense of rhythm when reading. I especially liked the evaluation of the characters' actions in the book, which gave me a deeper understanding of historical figures. However, the content in the book is indeed a bit difficult to understand, and it takes time to ponder it slowly. But I believe that as long as you read it carefully, you will gain a lot. I think this book is not only suitable for people who are interested in the U. S. Constitution, but also for friends who want to understand history and politics.