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The writing of the Constitution of the United States is an act of such genius that philosophers still wonder at its accomplishment and envy its results. Fifty-five typical American citizens met and argued for 127 days during a ferociously hot Philadelphia summer and produced one of the magisterial documents of world history. Almost without being aware of their great achievement, they fashioned a nearly perfect instrument of government, and I have studied it for nearly 70 years with growing admiration for its utility and astonishment at its capacity to change with a changing world. It is a testament to what a collection of typical free men can achieve.
I think this is the salient fact about our Constitution. All other nations which were in existence in 1787 have had to alter their form of government in the intervening years. France, Russia and China have undergone momentous revolutions. Stable nations like Swe
A. The Constitution, one of the great documents of the world, was written by fifty- five men of varying talents and backgrounds.
B. The Constitution owes its greatness to the fact that it has never changed in a changing world.
C. The Constitution was written by many people working together cooperatively.
D. The Constitution was written by many people, all of whom were thinkers of the highest order.