- 1Author’s Note
- 2Preface
- 3Contents
- 4Chapter I — Subjects Become Citizens
- 5Chapter II — The State Governments Form a Union of States
- 6Chapter III — Americans Find the Need of a Single Nation
- 7Chapter IV — The Birth of the Nation
- 8Chapter V — The Consent of the Governed
- 9Chapter VI — The Conventions Give the Consent
- 10Chapter VII — People or Government? — Conventions or Legislatures?
- 11Chapter VIII — Philadelphia Answers “Conventions, Not Legislatures”
- 12Chapter IX — The Fifth Article Names Only “Conventions”
- 13Chapter X — Ability of Legislatures Remembered
- 14Chapter XI — Conventions Create Government of Men
- 15Chapter XII — Two Articles Name “Conventions”
- 16Chapter XIII — Conventions Know “Conventions” Are “The People”
- 17Chapter XIV — Seventeen Articles Respect Human Freedom
- 18Chapter XV — The Exiled Tory About to Return
- 19Chapter XVI — The Tory “Eighteenth Amendment”
- 20Chapter XVII — The Tory in the House
- 21Chapter XVIII — The Tory in the Senate
- 22Chapter XIX — Are We Citizens?
- 23Chapter XX — Lest We Forget
- 24Chapter XXI — Briefs Ignore the American Citizen
- 25Chapter XXII — No Challenge to the Tory Concept
- 26Chapter XXIII — The Challenges That Failed
- 27Chapter XXIV — Governments Claim Americans as Subjects
- 28Chapter XXV — Citizen or “Eighteenth Amendment”?
- 29Chapter XXVI — The American Citizen Will Remain
- 30Appendices
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