Tempest at dawn : a novel

As featured on The Glenn Beck Show. Tempest at Dawn is on the Glenn Beck Reading List. The United States is on the brink of total collapse. The military has been reduced to near extinction, economic turmoil saps hope, and anarchy threatens as world powers hover like vultures, eager to devour the remains. In a desperate move, a few powerful men call a secret meeting to plot the overthrow of the government. Fifty-five men came to Philadelphia in May of 1787 with a congressional charter to revise the Articles of Confederation. Instead they founded the longest lasting republic in world history. Tempest at Dawn tells their story.

the United States Military Has Been Reduced To Near Extinction, Economic Turmoil Saps Hope, And Anarchy Threatens, As World Powers Hover Like Vultures, Eager To Devour The Remains. In A Desperate Move, Powerful Men Call A Secret Meeting To Plot The Overthrow Of The Government. 55 Men Came To Philadelphia In May Of 1787 To Found The Longest Lasting Republic In World History. This Is Their Story.

martin Sielaff

the Dialog Will Surprise The Reader With Its Eloquence And Understatement. Any Reader Conversant With History Will Have Both His Affection And Appreciation For The Constitutional Convention Deepened.the Reader Realizes The Magnitude Of The Framers’ Accomplishment And Gets A Sense Of The Emotion They Must Have Felt At Its Conclusion. The Author Clearly Intended His Book To Elicit Awe And Appreciation For What The Framers’ Achieved. He Succeeded.

"The United States is on the brink of total collapse. The military has been reduced to near extinction, economic turmoil saps hope, and anarchy threatens as world powers hover like vultures, eager to devour the remains. In a desperate move, a few powerful men call a secret meeting to plot the overthrow of the government. Fifty-five men came to Philadelphia in May of 1787 with a congressional charter to revise the Articles of Confederation. Instead they founded the longest lasting republic in world history"--Page 4 of cover May 1787. Representatives of the States gather in Philadelphia to revise the Articles of Confederation and end up drafting the United States Constitution.