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The Mystery of the Pinckney Draught
Written by Charles C. Nott
Narrated by James Holt
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A fascinating and comprehensive study of an equally fascinating historical text (the Pinckney Draught) posing the penetrating question: what if Charles Pinckney was the author of the U.S. Constitution? And if so: why did nothing come of it? Was there foul play behind shut doors...?
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