WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... Convention to frame a new basis for central government rather than merely revise Articles. July 13. During Convention debate on proposed Constitution, Congress of the Confederation passes Northwest Ordinance. Based on Jefferson's Report ...
... Convention to frame a new basis for central government rather than merely revise Articles. July 13. During Convention debate on proposed Constitution, Congress of the Confederation passes Northwest Ordinance. Based on Jefferson's Report ...
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... convention, which has met on April 21, ratifies by 63 to 11. May 23. South Carolina anti-Federalists in legislature almost prevent holding ratifying convention, but resolution is passed, convention meets May 12 and ratifies 149 to 73 ...
... convention, which has met on April 21, ratifies by 63 to 11. May 23. South Carolina anti-Federalists in legislature almost prevent holding ratifying convention, but resolution is passed, convention meets May 12 and ratifies 149 to 73 ...
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... Convention of 1786 and culminated in the Constitutional Convention the next year. At the Convention he was a dominant figure; a number of proposals for an effective central government, outlined by him in a letter to Washington in April ...
... Convention of 1786 and culminated in the Constitutional Convention the next year. At the Convention he was a dominant figure; a number of proposals for an effective central government, outlined by him in a letter to Washington in April ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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