From Last Rites to Bill of Rights

At birth, James Madison was so frail that a priest was summoned to administer last rites. Yet, through sheer force of intellect and unwavering devotion to liberty, he rose to become the most influential political mind of his generation-the architect of the U.S. Constitution, the champion of the Bill of Rights, and the steadfast defender of individual freedom.

In this deeply researched and masterfully told biography, Joe Wolverton, II, J.D., unveils the extraordinary life of a man whose towering intellect belied his small stature. Madison, driven by a relentless pursuit of knowledge, studied the failures of past republics and crafted a system of government designed to secure the blessings of liberty for generations to come.

From the fiery debates of the Constitutional Convention to his legendary alliance with Thomas Jefferson, from his unwavering stand for religious freedom to his leadership during the War of 1812, Madison's story is one of conviction, courage, and constitutional genius.

In an era when the very principles Madison enshrined are under attack, his life offers both a warning and a guidepost for those determined to restore the republic. This book is not just a history-it is a call to arms for all who cherish American liberty.