The United States Senate has inspired thousands of colorful stories. From the first discussions at the Constitutional Convention in 1787 to our own times, the "World's Greatest Deliberative Body" has actively engaged storytellers.  This flood of  Senate stories includes those told, written or shared by many of the Americans who have represented the nation's 50 states, journalists, leaders, and the general public.  Senate Historian Richard A. Baker, Ph. D. has reshaped 200 of those stories into brief sketches that help readers understand today's Senate. 2006, Hardcover, 226 pp. Illustrations.