Debate on the Records of the U.S. Constitutional Convention (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: Madison (American), translated by Yin Xuan
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Features: The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787 documents the entire process by which the Founding Fathers of the United States designed the federal government, recording the speeches of the delegates at each day's meeting. The entire book is printed based on Madison's original manuscripts from the Constitutional Convention, day by day, in a style similar to a serial. It captures the dialogue (speeches) of historical figures (the delegates) in specific scenes (daily, increasingly in-depth debates). From this, readers not only see the unfolding of the plot (the growing number of issues) but also, through the dialogue, observe the gradual development and changes in the thoughts of the historical figures, understanding their personalities. At the end of the play (the full record), a tragic atmosphere lingers, leaving readers in long-lasting contemplation after closing the book.