The American Revolution Resurgent by Raphael G. Kazmann

The American Revolution Resurgent is a work that argues the original American Constitution did not provide for universal suffrage and critiques modern shifts away from the constitutional republic established by the Founding Fathers. It discusses how democracy is misunderstood as merely “one man, one vote” and highlights consequences such as affirmative action, redistributive tax policies, and law enforcement issues that the author claims are destroying the constitutional framework in America. The book is focused on the political and constitutional implications related to the American Revolution’s legacy rather than the military or social history of the revolution itself.

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