The Constitutional Convention and the Formation of the UnionWinton U. Solberg University of Illinois Press, 1990 - 428 من الصفحات This book contains James Madison's notes on the debates which provide a first-hand view of the drafting of the nation's fundamental charter. An introduction by Solberg places the origins of the Constitution in the broader historical perspective of the development of political theory and constitutional practice in Western civilization. The book also links the formation of the Constitution to the events of the American Revolution from the Stamp Act Crisis to the Bill of Rights. Solberg provides background on the ratification of the Constitution, biographical sketches of each participant in the Philadelphia Convention, and population figures on which representation was to be based. - Back cover. |
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... regulations might be necessary to their common interest and permanent harmony , and to report to the several States such an Act , relative to this great object , as when unanimously ratified by them would enable the United States in ...
... regulations might be necessary to their common interest and permanent harmony , and to report to the several States such an Act , relative to this great object , as when unanimously ratified by them would enable the United States in ...
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... regulations for the collection thereof ; and the same from time to time , to alter & amend in such manner as they shall think proper : to pass Acts for the regulation of trade & commerce as well with foreign nations as with each other ...
... regulations for the collection thereof ; and the same from time to time , to alter & amend in such manner as they shall think proper : to pass Acts for the regulation of trade & commerce as well with foreign nations as with each other ...
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... regulations as the Congress shall make . But the judicial power of the United States shall extend to no case where the cause of action shall have originated before the ratification of this Constitution ; ex- cept in disputes between ...
... regulations as the Congress shall make . But the judicial power of the United States shall extend to no case where the cause of action shall have originated before the ratification of this Constitution ; ex- cept in disputes between ...
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THE GENESIS OF AMERICAN | xiii |
CONTENTS AND SOURCES OF DOCUMENTS | cxii |
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION | 1 |
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