With his simulated day-by-day reportage, prize-winning journalist-historian Jeffrey St. John makes you an eyewitness to the 1787-1788 political battle to ratify the U.S. Constitution. He also provides a thorough analysis of the Constitution & of the way it was perceived by Americans at the time. Vastly entertaining, based on documented & newly-available sources, this book is both a popular history & an important contribution to the study of the founding of the American Republic; for students, academics, & general readers. Foreword by Former Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Warren Burger.

Child of Fortune: A Correspondent's Report on the Ratification of the U.S. Constitution & the Battle for a Bill of Rights

Jeffrey St. John

Diane Pub Co.

To the memory of the 269 victims of Korea Airlines Flight 007, to their living relatives and loved ones, and to the nation of South Korea whose ordeal throughout its history may be as well understood by those who read this work as it was by KAL 007's most famous victim, Congressman Lawrence P. McDonald this book is respectfully dedicated.

Day of the cobra: The true story of KAL flight 007

Thomas Nelson

<p>Relates, in journalistic form, the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and includes quotations from private correspondence and notes of the convention's delegates</p>

Constitutional Journal: A Correspondent's Report from the Convention of 1787

History

Americas

Jameson Books

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Books by Jeffrey St. John

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Child of Fortune: A Correspondent's Report on the Ratification of the U.S. Constitution & the Battle for a Bill of Rights

Day of the cobra: The true story of KAL flight 007

Constitutional Journal: A Correspondent's Report from the Convention of 1787