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Representative government and the Revolution
the Maryland constitutional crisis of 1787
The appeal of the House of Delegates, January 16, 1787.--The reply of the Senate, January 20, 1787.--A proposal from Anne Arundel County, February 8, 1787.--Samuel Chase to his constituents, February 9, 1787.--William Paca to the citizens, February 15, 1787.--"A constituent" to the printers, March 8, 1787.--Thomas Stone to the printers, March 28, 1787.--Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, April 1, 1787.--"A constituent" to the House of Delegates, May 3, 1787.--William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, May 10, 1787.--Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, May 11, 1787.--Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, June 9, 1787.--William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, June 22, 1787.--Alexander Contee Hanson to William Paca, July 12, 1787.--Alexander Contee Hanson to William Paca, August 2, 1787.--William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, August 6, 1787.--From Considerations on the proposed removal of the seat of government, by Aristides, March 17, 1786.--From Remarks on the proposed plan of an emission of paper, by Aristides, February 26, 1787.
edited with an introd. by Melvin Yazawa.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Representative government and representation