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SUMMARY:David O. Stewart
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DESCRIPTION:Chat with David O. Stewart about his book\, The Democracy We M
 ust Keep\, & the question he explores: What did America's founders say abo
 ut democracy\, & can we remain true to their vision for America?\n\n.\nhtt
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us as we chat with award-winning hist
 orian David O. Stewart about his newest work\,&nbsp\;The Democracy We Must
  Keep\, and the question he explores throughout the book: What did America
 's founders say about democracy\, and can we remain true to their vision f
 or America?</p>\n<p>Two hundred fifty years ago\, passionate men attempted
  to create something the world had never seen before: a nation built not o
 n kings or armies\, but on ideas where the people ruled.</p>\n<p>In&nbsp\;
 The Democracy We Must Keep\, historian David O. Stewart takes readers insi
 de the nine key documents that shaped the formation of the United States&m
 dash\;from Patrick Henry's thunderous cry for liberty to the carefully cra
 fted design of a government chosen by the people\, with limits on all offi
 cials holding power under the Constitution.</p>\n<p>Through the words of s
 even visionary founders&mdash\;Washington\, Jefferson\, Madison\, Hamilton
 \, Gouverneur Morris\, and others&mdash\;Stewart shows how a fragile exper
 iment in self-government took shape.</p>\n<p>These men were not saints. Th
 ey argued passionately. They worried that the new nation might fall apart.
  Yet together\, they forged the principles that must still define American
  democracy:</p>\n<p>Power must be limited.<br />Leaders must answer to the
  people.<br />Individual rights must be protected by law.<br />As the Unit
 ed States celebrates its 250th anniversary\,&nbsp\;The Democracy We Must K
 eep&nbsp\;urges readers to rediscover core ideas that built the nation&mda
 sh\;and to consider what it will take to protect them.</p>\n<p><a href="ht
 tps://libraryc.org/glendalelibrary/194781/register">Register today to gain
  a deeper understanding of how American democracy started\, why it still m
 atters\, and the active role each generation must play to uphold it.&nbsp\
 ;</a></p>\n<p><a href="https://glac.bibliocommons.com/v2/search?query=Davi
 d%20O.%20Stewart&amp\;searchType=smart">Check out David O. Stewart catalog
  from a Glendale Library.</a> Search for the title on the GLAC&nbsp\;libra
 ry catalog at&nbsp\;glac.bibliocommons.com/</p>\n<p>Free Admission<br />Re
 gistration required for virtual author talk<br />Video recording available
  of past author talks available at libraryc.org/glendalelibrary/archive<br
  />To learn more about Glendale Library\, Arts &amp\; Culture virtual auth
 or talks\, please visit libraryc.org/glendalelibrary&nbsp\;</p>\n<p></p>\n
 <p>About the Author:</p>\n<p>David O. Stewart has published eleven award-w
 inning and best-selling books of history and historical novels. In 2023\, 
 he received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Washington Independent R
 eview of Books. His most recent fictional series\, the Overstreet Saga\, i
 s inspired by family stories his mother told. He lives in Maryland with th
 e light of his life\, Nancy Floreen\; they have three children and six gra
 ndchildren.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://glendaleca.libnet.info/event/17204919
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