Birth of the US Government: The Constitutional Convention
Beginning with the enduring words, 'We the People of the United States', the US Constitution is the basis of the government and its three distinct branches. So when was it written, and by who? Mary Sarah Bilder is Founders' Professor of Law at Boston College and finalist for the prestigious George Washington Prize.…
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