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The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the United States of America.
This is the document which defines the rights and responsibilities of federal government of the United States of America.
The authors of the Constitution include James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, and George Washington, as well as those who served on the Committee of Detail, which included Oliver Ellsworth, Nathaniel Gorham, Edmund Randolph, John Rutledge, and James Wilson; and those on the Committee of Style, which included Alexander Hamilton, William Johnson, Rufus King, and Gouverneur Morris.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-15-23
Horribly Narrated
The narrator sounds like a speedy automoton who cannot pronounce words and speaks in a fast monotone voice they doesn’t break between elements. Our Founding Fathers would be mortified…
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- Creig J.
- 06-29-20
Need a different narrator!
You need a better narrator;
one who can pronounce all the words in our Constitution, and read with inflection, an inspiration!
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- Charles b Elam
- 11-11-20
The Constitution
I like to listen to the books now more than before. Good to know information.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-08-24
Freedom with responsibility
Must know yet many choose not to. for the price you can't beat it.
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- Tim
- 03-23-18
A great version of the Constitution
I like this audio version very much. It’s the first time I am listening to an audio version of the Constitution and I must say I loved it. The narrator is pleasant to listen to. Overall a great audio!
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- Blake Field
- 04-08-24
Terrible Narrator
This man does not need to be reading out loud to anyone but the elderly in nursing homes. He pronounces words incorrectly and runs off sentences with little to no pauses or breaks. I have a headache from listening to him. I will actively look for his name in other works on Audible to avoid purchasing.
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- Michelle Miller
- 09-21-18
Read far too quickly
The content was as expected but the narrator read so quickly that it was difficult to understand. Definitely a disappointment.
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- John
- 12-07-22
not quite American English pronunciation ...
forfeiture. four-fit-chure... he says it strangely tho. appellate. ah-pell-it... he says it not that way. it sort of makes sense but seems strange how some of the normal words are pronounced. sufficient. he says sue-fish-ent. sue? those are just a few. anyway, it's read out loud just some of the words seem not from California, Oregon, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Maryland.... I spent ten years in the military as a linguist and met a lot of Americans from all over the country. I'm from southern California. I've never heard these off pronunciations. I think it's easy enough to know what the word is, but.... anyway, it's ok. just strange in that one way.
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- Linda
- 09-27-23
Accurate and complete
The content and quality of text is accurate and complete, however the narrator was a little too robotic. I would have enjoyed a more natural read.
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- Pat Michael
- 12-18-22
Read too fast
Read too fast to follow at times and some pronunciations were weird. . .
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