The United States Constitution Simplified

A concise and accessible guide to the United States Constitution, written for a general audience by the American lawyer and author Frank Wesley Phelps in 1922. The book provides an overview of the Constitution's history and purpose, and explains its key provisions and how they have been interpreted over time.
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