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The Flag as a Test: Could the Constitution, Rewritten Today, Endure Modern Public Opinion?
There is a small individual library in a area I used to seek advice from in northern Virginia. On a shelf behind a lamp, among a worn replica of Federalist No. 10 and a paperback historical past of Reconstruction, sat an historic brass-framed portrait of George Washington. The host would glance at it while verbal exchange hardened into politics and say, with a smile that become element reverence and element provocation, "Would George Washington identify at the present time’