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Timeline of the Ratification of the Constitution
by Gordon Lloyd

An Old Whig Essays

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 1787
 October 1787
 November 1787
 Nov 1, 1788: Old Whig No. 5 (Pennsylvania)
 Nov 24, 1787: Old Whig No. 4 (Pennsylvania)
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 Nov 28, 1787: Old Whig No. 7 (Pennsylvania)
The Old Whig reiterates a central Antifederalist objection to the proposed Constitution: the delegates to the Constitutional Convention did not have the authority to scrap the Articles of Confederation, nor do they have the authority to deny the people of the states the right to alter or abolish the plan submitted to them. Accordingly, Old Whig suggests that another Continental Convention, collecting the opinions of the people is in order. Full Text of Document
 1788


 


 

         
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