Preamble to the United States Constitution (Simple English Wikipedia)

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"Defence" is the British English spelling whereas the modern American spelling is "defense".^[2] Other examples of British spellings in the Constitution include "controul" and "labour."^[2] It helps to remember that only a few years earlier many of the framers of the Constitution had been British subjects.^[3]