Declaration of Independence
Published on 21. November 2025
764 pages
979-10-7012-873-2 (ISBN)
Description
Experience the birth of a nation through one of the most influential documents in human history.
The Declaration of Independence stands as a defining statement of freedom, justice, and the inherent rights of humankind. This edition brings together not only the original text, but the essential writings, reflections, and political ideas of the leading Founding Fathers who shaped the American republic.
Featuring contributions and related documents associated with George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, and the early United States government, this collection offers a powerful, contextual understanding of the ideals that guided the creation of the United States. Their letters, speeches, debates, and philosophical insights provide a clearer picture of the moral, political, and intellectual struggles of the revolutionary era.
Readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the values of liberty, equality, natural rights, republican governance, and civic duty-principles that continue to define the American identity. This edition is thoughtfully formatted to be accessible to students, historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the foundations of modern democracy.
A vital companion for those seeking to understand the origins of the United States and the enduring vision that continues to influence nations around the world, this volume stands as an essential resource in any historical or civic library.
Add this authoritative edition to your collection and revisit the powerful words that changed the course of history.
The Declaration of Independence stands as a defining statement of freedom, justice, and the inherent rights of humankind. This edition brings together not only the original text, but the essential writings, reflections, and political ideas of the leading Founding Fathers who shaped the American republic.
Featuring contributions and related documents associated with George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, and the early United States government, this collection offers a powerful, contextual understanding of the ideals that guided the creation of the United States. Their letters, speeches, debates, and philosophical insights provide a clearer picture of the moral, political, and intellectual struggles of the revolutionary era.
Readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the values of liberty, equality, natural rights, republican governance, and civic duty-principles that continue to define the American identity. This edition is thoughtfully formatted to be accessible to students, historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the foundations of modern democracy.
A vital companion for those seeking to understand the origins of the United States and the enduring vision that continues to influence nations around the world, this volume stands as an essential resource in any historical or civic library.
Add this authoritative edition to your collection and revisit the powerful words that changed the course of history.
