From the ConSource website Our nation's most precious national
treasures - the letters, speeches, and journals of our Founders
- are kept in hundreds of brick libraries and archival
institutions along the eastern seaboard and even Europe. These
documents tell the best history of our Constitution. However,
they are virtually inaccessible to "We the People," from sixth
grader to Supreme Court justice, and history is largely taught
and made without reference to these documents. As a result, most
Americans lack inspiration to participate in "We the People,"
posing a threat to a government created "of, by, and for" such
people. "We the People" can be reinvigorated and inspired to
govern ourselves better by having direct access to the words of
our Founders. The Constitutional Sources Project was founded in
2005 and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit with the singular goal of
creating and maintaining the first free, fully indexed,
comprehensive online library of constitutional sources. Towards
this goal, the project launched