| Author: | Larry Porter | ISBN: | 9781301177356 |
| Publisher: | Larry Porter | Publication: | March 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Larry Porter |
| ISBN: | 9781301177356 |
| Publisher: | Larry Porter |
| Publication: | March 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Experiment is an epic history of the United States of America in verse poem form. It starts with the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War. It moves to the writing of the Constitution, and every president, from Washington to Obama.
It is written through each presidential term, telling what each did and what cabinets they formed. It also notes all of the important legislation passed during their terms and describes what congress did to bring each piece to a bill. It also talks about each Supreme Court opinion handed down, that affected the US in a major way.
The attempt of the writer is to give an overall picture of the complete history of the US in a thought provoking, interesting manner. Hopefully, it will not only make the reader, if not already interested in history, enjoy history, as well as bring forth questions to the point of researching for themselves.
The Experiment is an epic history of the United States of America in verse poem form. It starts with the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War. It moves to the writing of the Constitution, and every president, from Washington to Obama.
It is written through each presidential term, telling what each did and what cabinets they formed. It also notes all of the important legislation passed during their terms and describes what congress did to bring each piece to a bill. It also talks about each Supreme Court opinion handed down, that affected the US in a major way.
The attempt of the writer is to give an overall picture of the complete history of the US in a thought provoking, interesting manner. Hopefully, it will not only make the reader, if not already interested in history, enjoy history, as well as bring forth questions to the point of researching for themselves.
