Political literatureIt is for us... To inquire constantly and persistently, when theories of national power or states' rights are propounded: "What interests are behind them and to whose advantage will changes or the maintenance of old forms accrue?" By refusing to do this we become victims of history-clay in the hands of its makers.Charles A. BeardAn Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States · 1935★ 3.4
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