Cspan pauline maier, author of american scripture, where did you get that title . Guest it began, actually, as sacred scripture. I was interested in how what was a workaday condocument of the Second Continental Congress became a sacred document for americans. And i was told sacred scripture wasnt going to work because it would get classified as a religious book. So in the course of negotiations, we retitled the book. Cspan and whats this book about . Guest its about the declaration of independence, about how it was originally drafted, about the event, independence, that it announced to the world and particularly to the people of the United States and then how really the American People and ultimately, with the very eloquent help of Abraham Lincoln, redefined it into a document that served a very different purpose. Cspan early on in the book you tell a story about two summers ago1995. Guest yes. Cspan you were at a Woodrow Wilson scholars seminar and you walked across the street to the
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people and ultimately, with the very eloquent help of abraham lincoln, redefined it into a document that served a very different purpose. c-span: early on in the book you tell a story about two summers ago 1995. guest: yes. c-span: you were at a woodrow wilson scholars seminar and you walked across the street to the national archives. guest: exactly. c-span: for what purpose? guest: i wanted to look at what they were advertised as our precious national documents, documents which i hadn t seen and which, in fact, scholars don t need to look at normally. there are so many facsimiles that works our does our pur serves our purpose perfectly well. but i wanted to see what the display was in the national archives. c-span: and we re looking at that right now. guest: we are. yes. c-span: you said something about an altar. guest: it looks like an altar. it looks like a church. it s it s ma it s encased in the declaration of independence stands where the tabernacle or a monst