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| Description | Members of a panel discussing "Why the Bill of Rights Was Made," were (left to right) Jack Rakove, Pultizer Prize winner for history for his book, "Original Meanings: Politics and Ideas in the Making of the Constitution;" Joseph J. Ellis, Pulitzer Prize recipient for his book, "Founding Brothers: the Revolutionary Generation;" Mary Sarah Bilder, professor of law at Boston College; Kenneth Russell Bowling, professor of history at George Washington University and co-editor of the First Federal Congress Project; and John Milewski, veteran broadcast journalist and communications professional, who was moderator. The event was held at the National Archives in Washington, DC, on March 10, 2016. NARA photo by Jeff Reed. | ||
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