A View of the Proposed Constitution of the United States: As Agreed to by the Convention of Delegates from Several States at Philadelphia, the 17th Da

The book presents an analysis of the proposed U.S. Constitution as ratified by the 1787 Philadelphia Convention, juxtaposing it with the existing Articles of Confederation. It includes detailed notes and observations that highlight the differences and improvements in governance, addressing key issues such as federal authority and state rights. The text serves as a historical commentary on the foundational changes in American political structure, offering insight into the framers' intentions and the implications for future governance.