Gouverneur Morris.
While there were many people that were responsible for writing the U.S. Constitution, Governor Morris was the individual that put the final version of the document into proper wording. Many credit Governor Morris for being the Father of the Preamble as they say he wrote the entirety of this section of the document.
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The preamble to the United States Constitution was created in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania towards the end of the Constitutional Convention, so probably late August or early September, 1787. It was added by the Committee of Style and Arrangement. Gouverneur Morris is credited as the chief draftsman of the final document, including the preamble.
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This paragraph is considered to be the work of Gouverneur Morris of Pennsylvania, who was responsible for much of the final stylistic arranging and editing of the Constitution.
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