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JAMES MADISCN JAMES MADISON was perhaps the greatest American master of the science of govern- ment. As a student at Princeton and throughout life he ap- plied himself to political theory, history and practice. Public life is rather a science than a business with him, said Fisher Ames. Thus equipped, Madison as- sumed the leadership when the opportunity came to create the American nation, by converting the old Con- federation into a real Federal union. In .calling the Convention, in shaping its deliberations, in securing the ratification ofthe Constitution, he played a leading role. Although he was long a commanding figure in Congress, was Secretary of State under Jefferson, was twice President of the United States, his chief claim to the gratitude of his countrymen rests upon his un- rivaled services as Father of the Constitution. Recog- nized as the ablest of the remarkable group of political thinkers who laid the foundations of the nation, he has won an undisputed niche in the world's Hall of Fame. overnment The White House in I8I6