Count the Cost: An Address to the People of Connecticut, On Sundry Political Subjects, and Particularly on the Proposition for a New Constitution

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Experience the raw, unvarnished political discourse of the early American republic with David Daggett's 'Count the Cost.' Set against the volatile backdrop of the late 18th century, Daggett delivers a searing address to the people of Connecticut on the critical question of constitutional reform. His writing captures the urgency of a young nation grappling with its identity and the practical consequences of political decisions.\n\nDaggett does not offer easy answers. Instead, he presents a rigorous analysis of the proposed Constitution, weighing its potential benefits against the risks of centralized power. His prose is sharp, engaging, and deeply relevant to anyone interested in constitutional law, American history, or the enduring debate over federal versus state authority. The EPUB format makes this essential text accessible on any device, preserving the integrity of Daggett's original argument while inviting modern readers to reconsider the foundations of American governance.