The United States
The United States
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Then there came up the question of slavery, and had the South dreamed of the future difficulties which it would encounter on this score it is more than doubtful whether this question would not have proved an insuperable obstacle to the agreement.
With all this there were radical differences of opinion as to the character of government to be inaugurated. Some wished a strongly centralised government, while others wished the states to retain all possible power and to reduce the central government... to the feeblest government consistent with establishing a common tie among the states.
This last question was never definitely settled, and, as will be seen hereafter, has been the piincipal bone of contention underlying all other questions from that day to the present time.
Adoption of the Constitution Out of all these conflicting opinions, feelings, and prejudices was evolved the constitution of the United States, which, except for a few amendments, none of which are of vital importance, stands to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then there came up the question of slavery, and had the South dreamed of the future difficulties which it would encounter on this score it is more than doubtful whether this question would not have proved an insuperable obstacle to the agreement.
With all this there were radical differences of opinion as to the character of government to be inaugurated. Some wished a strongly centralised government, while others wished the states to retain all possible power and to reduce the central government... to the feeblest government consistent with establishing a common tie among the states.
This last question was never definitely settled, and, as will be seen hereafter, has been the piincipal bone of contention underlying all other questions from that day to the present time.
Adoption of the Constitution Out of all these conflicting opinions, feelings, and prejudices was evolved the constitution of the United States, which, except for a few amendments, none of which are of vital importance, stands to-day.
What to read after The United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Gannett to read onlineMoreLess
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