The United States Constitution

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

If you have never read the constitution or it has been a while, do yourself a favor and read it. If you live in America and you have at least an 8th grade reading level then there is really no excuse for not read it. Discuss it with friends and family, become familiar with it, and pay attention to what is going on around you. You'll better understand the current political climate and it will encourage you to become more civically engaged. More civic engagement from citizens creates a better country for all. So make it happen captain. It takes maybe an hour to read, but it is worth the time investment.

What can I say.. it's our Constitution. Everyone should read this book so that they will fully understood exactly what the Constitution is and what it actually says. Complex.. yes. Interesting.. definitely.

I hadn't read the Constitution and the Bill of Rights since I was in school but wanted to reread it due to our country's current state of affairs. While it was a bit of a dry read and wouldn't be classified as a thrilling read, it was very interesting and informative. Of course the true beauty of this document is that the Founding Fathers knew it wasn't perfect and gave us the ability to amend and adapt it as times changed.

So many people misstate the provisions of this short beautifully indexed document. In this election season, read Article II and Amendment XII. We need to amend the Constitution further, before you can vote for a third party. A robust third party means all our votes are voided and the House of Representatives appoints the President. Other neglected provisions are contained in Article VI, which, like Amendment I, rejects the notion that this is legally a Christian country. Because of the oath or affirmation or it is also legal even for one of the original 13 States to secede. Of course, the subsequent States cannot secede, because they were not independent, but bought with federal money.

4 stars. Started strong, but went downhill in the amendments. Could use more detail on how elections are to be held. Surprised by the lack of reference to God, given other reviews.

I have many copies of the United States Constitution but I wanted one I could carry with me again. This is perfect for that.

With all that’s going on I think we all need to spend a bit more time with this document. It’s the lack of understanding that’s gotten a lot of folks lost.

I have read the constitution on multiple occasions and will continue to do so. It is sometimes very difficult to rationalize some of our laws based upon the constitution.

This document needs to be read by every American. Every person in this country needs to see exactly what it says and what it doesn't say. There are many things being touted as "Constitutional Rights" which are no where in this document. What is here, are the values, hopes and dreams of our Founding Fathers for a great nation and all of the tools to make it so.

I now have copies of this on my Kindle, and my iPhone. Many Congress people keep a copy in their back pocket. And Khazir Khan keeps a copy in his coat pocket. Hopefully our president elect will get around to reading it, although it might be a lost cause.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Every citizen and citizen want to be should read our Constitution. We should be familiar with our rights as well as the power of those in Government.

I need to write twenty words but I think our founding fathers did a great job. Not much more to say.

When one thinks of the time this document was written, and how the world has changed since...boggles the mind the for sight, the protections enclosed in order to form a government strong enough to do what is necessary to survive, yet vulnerable enough to resist any one powerful group to take over. Brilliance at its best!

This is that pamphlet that congressmen keep in their inside pockets and wave around as though they know what it ways. Worth actually reading, though. Stylistically it's arcane, but it's really pretty good literature too.

Great document, concise clear. So many people quote it, Americans live by it, but many people haven't read it. Kinda like the Holy Bible. This one is free, read it is a good thing.

I love our constitution! It’s the glue that has made, and keeps America, America. People should know, understand, and learn more about the foundation of all our laws. Please pay more attention to the ‘bill of rights’.

In troubling times, one can always reference the wisdom of our founding Fathers! I sure appreciate having this copy saved on my phone, and the ease of which I can pull up items. I read, re-read and read yet again, trying to understand how we are getting to where we are right now...Makes one wonder, for sure!!

As a piblic record, the constitution should be available to read for free. And it is. This was nicely laid out with the clauses and amended materials underlined for later referral

I wonder how many people have actually read the Constitution.

It is incomplete. For example it does not include the preamble to the Bill of Rights. Save your time and get a version that has the complete document.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Helpful to have this copy of the U.S. Constitution. I particularly liked the easy access to the amendments linked to the original sections. Particularly in the chaotic nature of this election season ready recourse to reading this original document is a must.

Starts out great, all "We the people" and stuff. Gets kind of boring at the end, though the prohibition years were kind of cool. I didn't remember there have been five Constitutional amendments since I was born. Numbers 23 through 27. We still had poll taxes in 1964? Jeez, I'm old. There are still eight states that haven't ratified #24 either. What is wrong with people?

This is American History that everyone should know.

Everyone needs to carry this around with them, it is the law of the land. If you do not know it or understand this, then study it. This is all we have as american citizens. They can add to it, but never take away. Learn it, respect it, live it.

got to know your rights in those times of need

Everyone, should have a copy, read and study is a must

This book is the Constitution - nothing more no5hing less. I would have preferred some commentary or explanation along the way, but it didn't happen.

I deleted the Kindle version of The Constitution, because it would skip 10 pages to another section when I would try to turn the page

It's been a while since I read the Constitution. It was great to fresh my memory on what the two branches of government do. Also, to look at past Amendment's and what dates they were in acted and how they contributed to government. We as a nation are growing slowly with the times!

GREAT PRODUCT AND SERVICE AAAAA+

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

It's concise, and has all the basic concepts, rules and precautions to build a new and untested government. The founders of our government tried to put forth enough guidance to prohibit what had happened in England and here on American soil, yet give us a framework to build a nation and amendment it to reflect changing times. If you accompany this with historical periodicals and press reports, you can see what was intended and why it's written the way it is. It is up to US to carry it forward based on an education of the past, and what could happen in the future if "we the people" aren't willing to pay attention to our existing government and the folly of politicians.

Our founding fathers prepared the Constitution of the United States to help us learn to govern ourselves more efficiently. All citizens of the United States and from around the world would benefit from what was written more than two centuries ago about human nature, as our founding fathers presented it within this text.

Simply the Constitution. As written and your ability to understand those that wrote and made our history. To totally understand it you do need a historical background in our history.

What every member of Congress, Vice-president and President should know by heart and be guided by. This country is heading towards another Civil War.

This is a great format that makes it easy to reference and quickly find sections.

This is the US Constitution, not a current novel. Makes no sense to "rate" it.

The Constitution is a document every American should read at least once. A knowledge of it can settle many a dinner disagreement. This edition is not burdened by tedious scholarly opinions. It is straight forward,

Always good to know

It' a replica obviously. Straightforward. I think because some of the language is archaic having some definitions or interpretation of some passages would make it clearer but the title is it, nothing more, nothing less.

Everyone should read, study, and have the Constitution with them. Especially in today's political mess where things that are rights are being threatened and everything someone thinks is a good idea is called a right...we need to know how the government is supposed to operate and what the limits of its power are supposed to be.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Perfect. Thank you.

Garbage.

I wish that the Constitution authors had included a clause prohibiting the President from pardoning himself. Now it will be up to the Supreme Court to decide that issue.

just loved this. Thanks I'll use y'all again thanks!

Good reference material. Very dry, but educational. Why is it required to write a review for an informative work when it simply restates an existing document.

Good reading anytime,make you think.Wish life could be this way,without twist it all around. We should try living this .instead of killing each other.

Sooooo basically every American should read this document. I read it today and will read it every 4th of July. 'Merica!

Would be even better if it was adhered to. Something to look forward to. Probably won’t happen in my lifetime.

Citizens of the United States of America should probably be required to read the Constitution of the United States yearly.

Our latest election has made me painfully aware that I have forgotten high school education about our history.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

The father of the deceased Muslim hero who whipped the Constitution out of his pocket as he addressed the Democratic Convention made me have to refresh myself on this.

The best constitution ever written, with foresight and wisdom beyond comparison, a foundation for democracy that has stood the tests of time. Every time I read it, I salute our Founding Fathers.

The Constitution is the founding idea(s) upon which America is built. In plain, 6th grade English, our rights and limitations are spelled out. It is our right, no, duty to learn and understand these principles. Lawyers spend years learning ways to subvert the Constitutional rights of the citizenry. Don't be ignorant or ill-informed of YOUR rights. This book is FREE, so there is NO excuse to not have it.

It's the United States Constitution, for free, on Kindle. One of the most widely respected governance documents in history. Everyone should have this freebie on their Kindle. And actually read it...

This is a must have for everyone. With all the political talk being plastered all over the news media the Constitution is a handy reference to keep at hand.

Links appear in the text of any article or amendment when that section is affected by a subsequent amendment. These links and the search feature make the Kindle a great way to review the constitution.

Every American should own and read the U S Constitution and Bill of Rights. It is important to understand your rights and responsibilities.

Freedom isn't free. But this download was! Long live the United States of America!

I wanted to carry a copy of this with me at all times and was thrilled to find it for free for my phone/kindle. For 66 years I have taken this for granted. NO MORE!

It's been a long time since I've read the entire constitution and everybody needs to know it from the beginning to the. Our forefathers knew what they doing and we need to protect it the best we can

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

We need to teach this everywhere again .

Really - read it. Carry it around for reference.

Every American should read and be familiar with this. Very easy to read. I saved it and can refer to it when I need to.

Great to have in purse..take out and read. Someone will get curious and ask questions Amazing most haven't read it or remember reading in school..but don't really know contents

When you are an American, the United States Constitution Rules. And, I love this particular version which is great to listen to when my Amazon Echo Alexa is reading it to me, Okay! How cool is that.

Haven't read it since high school. So glad it was available on my Kindle so I could really know what it REALLY says. What I took from it, our founding fathers were very astute having the fore sight to create a document that would last 200+ years.

STILL a "Best Seller"!! All government employees should be REQUIRED to Recite the Pledge of Allegiance AND the Constitution before work EVERY DAY; or resign.

Wish our politicians would follow this.

Every American should have this item. I'm proud to have a print version and a downloaded version to carry with me always. Its an important part of the foundation of our country.

It's the Constitution, for goodness sake. What's to review? I especially liked the first ten amendments. No plot, but lots and lots of unexpected and/or forgotten information.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Free copy of the Constitution and the amendments thereto. All citizens should carry with them at all times. Know what it says and equally important what it does not s at.

As much as it is misquoted I find it helpful to have a copy on hand to refer to. Ignorance is NOT bliss.

Many people will not recognize this document as the codification of the founding principles of America. If one were to walk out on the street and ask people about certain paragraphs in the US Constitution without revealing the source, many individuals would argue bitterly that no country should have such laws. And because everything was not perfect between all people at the time the document was written, of course those that wrote the Constitution were evil cranks who should be shunned in history and their work disparaged. That's what passes for popular "thought" these days. Except the disparagement of that work would be illegal in many of the countries that those same folks folks want to emulate and those who engaged upon such disparagement would be arrested or worse for doing so. It would be nice if the Constitution was actually taught in the public school system again so that ignorance of its principles was not seen as some sort of political enlightenment worthy of a sound byte and cheap sloganeering.

Been rereading this wonderful document. It could be a great thing to guide a country if the people appreciated it and lived by it.

This was an easy read for me. The straight forward constitution as written. How can one speak of what they will about the constitution unless you've read it? An easy read with hyperlinks to the amendments as required. I recommend.

Let me be clear - this is a one star for this Kindle edition, not for the Constitution itself. The pages keep jumping forward and backwards when I swipe to go to the next page. Instead of going to the next page, the book skips many pages ahead and then won't go back. I read a lot of books on my Kindle and have never had this problem before, so can only assume it's an issue with the formatting.

This is a very important document that all americans should have. Most of us learned this information in grade school, but need a refresher course.

I studied American History in High School 60 years ago and I have read the Constitution at least 3 times. I am overwhelmed every time that I read it or do any studying regarding this Document. I have served in the Armed Services of the United States and swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution. I hold a Purple heart with two bronze clusters. I was shot down in my Helicopter in Vietnam and while recovering in the hospital, I heard someone say that they thought the Constitution was a" tired old rag" Rage swelled up in me but I kept my mouth shut. You should have been in that hospital ward and see the wounded trying to get out of bed to beat the crap out of that fellow. I served 38 years in Law Enforcement and swore an oath to Support and Defend the Constitution. I'm 76 years of age and if asked to serve again to support that Document and the Flag it represents, I would do so in a heart beat.

The Constitution of the United States is a very important document and this is an easy way to read it. The Bill of Rights is included.

It's the constitution. Full and complete, written in English for ease of understanding.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Forget about the current President; don't believe he ever learned how to read and comprehend anything. God save the United States of America.

Glad to have this in a downloadable format. As a politically conscious American, I like having it handy for reference without having to carry one more thing in my pocket.

Great product and Great Customer Service. Thank you much.

The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are integral to America and it’s values. Having documents so desperately needed to be read today available on any device is outstanding.

Give copies of the U.S Constitution to your children, friends, and relatives.

We all need to have and know this document, no matter our age or naturalization. Get your copy and give one to your kids.

This item like most i have tried to download from Amazon and other online stores. will not download to my pad or to my laptop.

This is just; the constitution; no commentary; no explanations. Kind of presumptuous for me to review that.

It's always a good idea to keep knowledgeable about our rights. Every one should have a copy of this.

Every American should become familiar with this document. Now more than ever!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

satisfied

The best foundation for a government. The perfect read for Constitution Day.

Do I really have to say why this is 5 star material!

5 STARS, its the constitution for crying out loud. Love it or leave...

Since the inauguration, I have been hopeful that we will one day soon be looking to Amendment 25 to guide us through.

All people from all countries should read this. Read and remember all who have sacrificed for these presious words. America is great and will always be great.

Clear and concise. Should be required reading for everyone. The Second Amendment doesn't say all that gun lovers claim it says.

It's the US Constitution. Read it. If you haven't actually read the Constitution, then you don't know what is says and you have no right to claim someone is violating it.

This kindle edition should always be free. Education of the foundation to the US should be learned by all that want to live on US soil.

This copy of the Constitution has helped me understand a lot that I didn't know but sure needed to know. The Kindle edition is perfect, and it free.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

An excellent resource

The book gave me the necessary information I needed to obtain the proper perspective about the constitution. It was clear and concise.

Seems ok. Just have it for reference only.

This was the first thing I down loaded on my tablet and first book that I thought would be interesting to begin reading.

It's the United States Constitution. Good reading. Seriously.

very informative. Everyone needs to refresh themselves on their constitutional rights and bill of rights (all 27 articles ). The everyday Joe or Jane does not know every rule in the book the way the judge or lawyers do, but it helps you stand on your principals and fight when you feel your rights have been violated. Some crooked lawmen, judges and lawyers love it that some don't have a clue about our rights which they take advantage of over and over. It is even better if you can get it on video or audio.

fast ship good deal

Something everyone should read and be familiar with. Michael Goldcraft

Excellent reference material, perfect for work, home, especially for reference

Interesting to understand our right as citizens as it regards our rights, including our voting rights. Rather brilliant and well conceived set of rules that have stood the test of time.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Would like to have it handy to refer to it when necessary. I learn something new each time I open it.

I recommend that everyone gets this book. Learn about it in & outside of school. Education to success.

Very nice copy - I would buy it again - It is good to have a copy - we should all know what it says. People who are studying to become citizens know more about it than we do.

Every American should read the constitution at least once, and this is as good an edition as any. Read and learn, everybody.

It's The Constitution. How cool is that! Everyone should have a copy. It's the American thing to do.

The US Constitution gets a five star rating. Those who would trade their Freedom for Security deserve neither.

It's the Constitution. I normally like the 'What have other people highlighted as important' feature, yet for this particular item it was all highlighted.

Something everyone should read.

As a proud American citizen and Veteran, The United States Constitution is the best in the world!

Good purchase.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

How can you rate our constitution anything less than a five star? We are blessed to have it!

What can I say. Very important these days.

excellant

Really great publication with additional informative notations within. Very reasonably priced.

need to read this from time to time

Great!

Everyone in the Country should have a copy and be reading it every day! An Invaluable Reference for every day encounters !

I suggest becoming familiarized. The majority of the law is to manage a big government that is not much local, but it's much like the institution of church.

The principles that the U.S. was ACTUALLY founded on.

I think the five star rating requires no explanation..

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Everyone should have a copy, that is if you are a person interested on your government.

Of course I love it. Why wouldn't I? However, this version on Kindle makes it a little tough to find things. A Table of Contents would be nice so you could go right to the section you want.

Small, easy to use. have it hand to show the folk who have no clue what is what.

Everyone should own a copy and read it end to end. All of our liberties are included and described fully.

What can you say about the Constitution?? We need to re read every few years.

The United States constitution is unbelievably brief and well-organized!

Its your constitution, as a person who is or resides as an american or is even living here you should read this.

It is nota a complicated document. It it not difficult to understand. Why do so many want to shred i?

I just love it. Has the Constitution and all the amendments (Bill of Rights). Perfect.

If you have never read it, or you need to refresh yourself. It is a must.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Great little book to have as reference for the history buffs!

Difficult to use this version's search function. Could use a comprehensive index.

Hands down, the best Constitution ever written!

It's one of those things that's going to be very difficult to change if everyone treats it like the 10 commandments.

Knowing how hard others worked to give us the best country in the world

A must-have for everyone!

nothing better if adhered to

Everyone needs this

Just read it.

Excellent. Too bad we aren't following it today.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

everyone should read it is a short powerful document.

Great product, fast shipping!!

Great eBook.

everyone needs to have this

good reading.

Everyone should have a copy.

An interesting experiment in organizing a government. 14th and 25th amendments are particularly wordy. Specifying who decides the meaning of the plan was a nice touch.

Great

I cannot imagine a world where this document did not exist. We are, as citizens, very lucky to be living in this remarkable country.

WELL LAID OUT EASY TO FOLLOW.GREATEST DOCUMENT EVER WRITTEN BY MAN OUTLINING A FREE AND JUST SOCIETY.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Fantastic document. Now if we could get the politicians to follow it....

This document should be read often and should be taught in schools. Never underestimate the level of intelligence and vision of our founding fathers!

Well printed. good buy. Good to have.

One of the greatest documents ever written. We must preserve and protect it always.

Wanted to have a copy of the Constitution during these tumultuous times. Keeps me grounded.

This review is the result of this books creator forcing me to give a review. Of course the constitution gets five stars. The creator of this program get zero.

This is a document that every resident should use as a credit card. It is very helpful in understanding the law as related to the various issues.

text well presented on my Kindle.

Now to fully understand it ...

It's the constitution of the United States of America. What's not to like? I just wish more people would bother to read and understand it.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Your own copy of the U.S. Constitution; find out what everyone is arguing about.

good product would recommend to anybody

read this book to help with school work

You think I'd give a bad rating for this? I don't think so.

Good read. So much has and still is occurring in our government today that is contradictory to the US Constitution

Perfect love this read.

Good reference to have with me during this election cycle.

Good pocket reference.

It makes America great forever.

Everyone should have this and read it often.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

A must read by every American. And all who want to be

Just what everyone needs

It's the Constitution... of course it gets 5 stars!

App is a bit challenging to migrate through but good overall.

How can you not like and respect the constitution? It's compact easy to carry with you.

Its the US Constitution and a free Kindle download. Just wanted it for reference.

Need I say mopre

It's the Constitution.

Never arrived

Of course it's awesome! Duh!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

It's the Constitution. The greatest book on our country's foundation there is!

What could be bad? Just as advertised, a pocket Constitution!

Great Read

Good book. More people should read it.

Rate the United States Constitution!!?? You've got to be kidding!!!

I just wanted to refresh my memory of what it says!!

It's quite succinct. It's very clearly written. It will take you less than an hour. Then hopefully people will know what they're talking about.

Hope we never forget or let this die. Important for everyone to know. Without this we are toast.

I am very pleased.

seems like the US Constitution should receive more than 5 stars... I highly recommend reading this great document

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Yep everyone should read!

Great Copy!

Helpful

great reading

Well written!

Great book wouldn’t have it another way easy to read and easily accessible . Reading this will not only teach you but also enlighten.

Fine. Arrived on time, as ordered.

This book of rules & laws for the operation of a free society is the most important book a free society could have. Every American should have a copy & read it thoroughly.

love

Perfect

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Are you kidding?

Just as reading.

Great

Nice size, clear pint.

The best constitution in the world how can you not give it 5 stars.

What can I say? It's the US Constitution. Everything is there

Now if we could only get our government to follow it.

A must for every American.

Very good

Absolutely the best document EVER written! Now if our leaders would follow it.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Exactly as described. Hsppy with purchase.

It is the constitution.

a good book, a good read

Needed to read again after 50 yrs. Good read.

It would be cool if this was more applicable in a modern perspective, particularly in regards to technology. It's a little disappointing that some of the amendments only came around as recently as a hundred years ago or so when the country was founded in, what, 1776? It's also awkward at the parts where they put in amendments that later had to be repealed. I'm not asking for history to be censored because the historical truth belongs to all who dwell on the Earth, but it does come across a bit messy. In short, should be modernized considering the dangers of certain modern technologies, and some rights should definitely have been granted sooner.

A good read!

Excellent

I keep this on my tablet and phone.

Read it if you haven't already. About time!

How many stars would you give 'The United States Constitution'? LOL

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Great tool for classroom assignment.

America 🇺🇸

It is what it is. USA! USA! USA!

Every one should have a copy and be sure to read it.

Coolest document in the USA

Excellent to have great knowing our constitutional rights right here on my phone without searching the net for a while!

the way the USA is going... best to get this and memorize it 24/7

This takes some real effort to get past the writing style of the day, but it is well worth the effort.

What else can you say........

good book to reAD

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

The amendments are not included. I was looking forward to reading the entire U.S. Constitution.

good item, good deal

The US Constitution should be part of everyone's library!!!

A Must have !

We the people should all read our Constitition.

Just what I needed.

since they don't have 6 stars I will have to settle for 5.

Best of breed, terrific political theory put into practice.

It is an excellent resource document and I enjoy rereading it periodically. It's useful to discover that it doesn't say what a lot of people today think it does.

Every American should read it.

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Easy access on my Kindle

Most important document of our country.

Now more than ever, the Constitution is a required read. The fact that this download is free and based on the original document makes it all worthwhile.

Not an American if you don't believe in this!

GREAT

Love it

So far, so good.

Our Constitution.

Da! It's The U S Constitution 😁

This is the Constitution

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

I love it! Of course, it's the Constitution!

The best paper ever written.

It is free, complete and fits into every Kindle. There is absolutely no reason why it should be missing in your collection.

Does it deserve any less?

Excellent

Got here on time, I started reading the book, very good book.

'Merica!

A read for every True American!

Best Living Document EVER!!!

Easy to carry

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.

What I like the most is being able to read this important document on my Kindle. There really isn't anything to dislike about something that is ordained and established "in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our posterity."

The Constitution was developed and written as a guideline in how to do run this country. The founders believed the no man or woman would not be treated equally. The words were written with truth, honesty and the new American way. However, after many years and amendments the guide has almost become the document the founder wrote.....DEHS

Even though I found it to be vague at times, I've been very happy with the United States Constitution. It can be altered if need be and even though it's over 140 years old, it still seems to be working fine.

The Bill of Rights makes me get all choked up. How can any student graduate high school without a full semester just on Our Constitution. It is the foundation of what it means to be American. Obviously a MUST READ!

Not much to say here.

God-inspired document, that our Universities are completely ignorant of. Phenomenal!

Great

After being excoriated by several of my conservative talk show hosts for never having read the Constitution, I decided to access it and read it. I was amazed at how much I did not know the Constitution covered and protected. This is a great version, as it includes the amendments within the original passages (in blue), as well as having them where they would normally be placed. In this time before a national election, I would highly recommended that you read the Constitution and understand the basis for your vote.

Our forefathers were brilliant.

Handy to have on mobile device

I hand them out to friends that need a refresher course

Good price for Kindle

Everyone should know what this most important document says. Maybe we wouldn't have so much trouble in our country if people actually knew what it says.

Exactly what I ordered, amazing and I just wonder all the time if AMERICANS ever read or have read it!! Just amazes me that our forefathers had more insight than all of the present legislative, executive and judicial put together could ever accomplish. Now, it makes me wonder just how many of the 545 have actually spent time reading The Constitution, the Bill of Rights and other important documents that are a part of who were are. That is the reasoning for having this on hand and with me all the time!!

This is not a book about understanding the Constitution of the United States. It is a paraphrased version of the Bill of Rights and does not even have the decency to fully explain how each right came into being and the reasoning behind including them as the first ten amendments to the constitution. Not worth wasting money on. I was expecting a detailed explanation of the articles of the constitution like it stated in the description.

Having just quickly perused all 44 pages of this USA e-book, just want to point out that this version of The United States Constitution is not annotated. It does have an excellent live index, very useful.

To often this constitution is NOT followed and ppl are fed BS, lies an a left wing narrative to appease the direction of the left and rewrite history to their narrative. Reading brings to recall many of the struggles many have had over the years. The basic truth we held as a nation. It is refreshing to come back to.

The Constitution is essential reading and study including the historical setting - if you don't know what it says [not what someone else says it says] then you are lost at following politics and can't understand the law. And you certainly won't e able to stand up and defend it!

All citizens of the United States should be required, through public education, to take a class on US Government, thereby exposing them to their basic rights as citizens of this country. It should be noted that the first 10 Amendments of the constitution are also listed as The Bill of Rights.

Thanks, Amazon, for enabling everyone with a connected device to have immediate access to the Constitution. Every U.S. citizen should carefully read and understand this document. Written almost 230 years ago, in the historical context, language and writing style of that time, I found it helpful to refer a scholarly, politically neutral and easy to understand study of the Constitution. Here is best I found; "The U.S. Constitution And Fascinating Facts About It". The Constitution... Read it. Understand it. Be a better citizen.