Individual Rights Persuasive Speech

“Evelina!” I’ve broken something again. Master Jefferson has been spotted in the distance, and the entirety of the household of Monticello is in a frenzy. Everyone around me is rushing to get the house ready, and to make Master Jefferson’s room adequate for his anticipated return. As I seize a broom to sweep up the remnants of the jug I dropped, I think about what news he might bring of the newly proposed Constitution. In truth I am unsure about whether this constitution will help anything. On one hand, unification of the states would make this land stronger as a nation and more organized, but with the proposed president in place, it seems as if we are leaning more towards our monarchical roots. Without a bill of rights, our individual rights are threatened, but they did say that the Constitution could be
I remind myself that he does have reason to be concerned, given that he is a fairly important man. Even if I haven’t been caught with what I’ve stolen in several years (just to make sure I don’t get rusty), the mere fact that I was arrested in London repeatedly for theft is probably an issue of concern for him. “Evelina, make up a room for Mr. Hamilton here, he’ll be staying the night.” “Yes sir.” I curtsy and slip out of the door.
As I am finishing tidying the room for Mr. Hamilton, Lucile and a kitchen hand I don’t know the name of bustle in with a large trunk. “You can place Mr. Hamilton’s things here.” Lucile bosses the kitchen hand. “Evelina! Did you hear? They say Mr. Hamilton worked on the Constitution. I’ve been hearing more about it all day.” I had worked that out for myself already, but to placate I say, “What have you heard Lucile?’
“I heard that he and the rest of the Constitutional Congress are promising us a bill of rights, but that people aren’t taking their word for it.” I nodded. That fit in with what Hamilton and Master Jefferson were saying when I was in his quarters. “Anything else?” I