Connecticut

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The book explores Connecticut's historical significance in shaping the U.S. Constitution, highlighting its innovative bicameral legislature that balanced representation by population and geography. It critiques the current political landscape, suggesting that citizens have become subjugated by the state, contrasting this with the original intent of the Constitution that empowered individuals as sovereigns. The narrative underscores Connecticut's role in inspiring the Connecticut Compromise, a pivotal moment in American political history.