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The Walter Berns Constitution Day Lectures: 2011–24
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02 September 2025

Introduction
Gary J. Schmitt
1. Spending, Public Debt, and Constitutional Design
Michael W. McConnell
2. Slavery and the Constitutional Convention
Michael P. Zuckert
3. The Constitution as Political Theory: Between Rationalism and Reverence
James W. Ceaser
4. The Magna Carta, Due Process, and Administrative Power
Philip Hamburger
5. Terrorism and the Bill of Rights: Suicide Pact or Not?
Michael B. Mukasey
6. From the Bench: The Constitutional Statesmanship of Chief Justice William Rehnquist
Brett M. Kavanaugh
7. Emancipating the Mind: Lincoln, the Founders, and Scientific Progress
Diana Schaub
8. Common-Law Originalism
James R. Stoner
9. "Remember the Ladies": Reflections on a Centennial of Women's Suffrage
Catherine H. Zuckert
10. The Centrality of the Constitution in the Civic Education of Americans
Wilfred M. McClay
11. Our Constitutional Moment: The Danger to the Rule of Law
Liz Cheney
12. Pluralism and the American Constitution
Neomi Rao
13. How to Take the Constitution Seriously
Yuval Levin
Afterword: Walter Berns and the Constitution - A Celebration: Remarks by Jeremy A. Rabkin, Leon R. Kass, Christopher DeMuth and Walter Berns
Walter Berns, Leon R. Kass, Christopher DeMuth, and Jeremy A. Rabkin
Walter Berns's Biography
About the Authors