The American Constitution and its provenance

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I. The People, the Great, and the Wise (1992)

II. Machiavelli's Burlesque of Aristotle's Ethics (1986)

III. On the Practicality of More's Utopia (1966)

IV. The New Republic in More's Utopia (1969)

V. Abstraction and Practicability in the Political Philosophy of Hobbes (1989)

VI. The Constitutional Completion of the Liberal Philosophy of Hobbes and Locke (1987)

VII. Introduction to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution (1994)

VIII. George Washington and the Constitution (1982)

IX. The Significance of a Written Constitution for America (1987)

X. Due Process of Law (1987)

XI. Felix Frankfurter (1971)

XII. The Constitution and What It Meant to Corwin (1980)

XIII. Liberal Democracy and Justice in the Constitution of Walter Berns (1993)

XIV. Restoration or Illusion? A Review of George Will (1993)

XV. The Old Republic and the New: A Review of Paul Rahe (1994)

XVI. Conscience and Politics (1984)

XVII. The Problem of the Division of Labor in Marx (1970)

XVIII. Ethnic Diversity (1980)

XIX. Liberal Education (1975)