We the People

Albert Einstein once said The strength of the [U.S.] Constitution lies entirely in the determination of each citizen to defend it. Only if every single citizen feels duty bound to do his share in this defense are the constitutional rights secure. We the People Volume I: Laying the Foundation provides every American the opportunity (perhaps for the first time) to read the exact words that formed the unique philosophy and freedoms that every American enjoys and the rest of the world covets. The United States is the holder of the greatest form of public administration the world has ever known. America is a great country not because of its wealth technology or military might but because of a God-inspired framework of government that had never existed since the dawn of time. But great governments and civilizations only survive a time and to the degree that their people retain the vision and purpose for which the founders and succeeding generations of leaders and inhabitants hold fast to the principles of moral character and freedom that were first established and formed the foundation for such greatness. We the People firmly relays this foundation like no other American history book by using those documents of historical significance (in their entirety) that have long since disappeared from our nation's history books. An invaluable historical resource for every school public library religious body and home bookshelf.