Authors: John Dickinson

Constitutional Convention
1491–1764

Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, Letter II

Source: Paul Leicester Ford, ed., The Writings of John Dickinson (Philadelphia: Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1895), 1:312–22. https://archive.org/details/writingsofjohndi00dickrich/page/312 My dear countrymen, There is another late act of Parliament, which appears

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1787–1789

Fabius 6

OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. Some of our fellow-citizens have ventured to predict the future fate of United America, if the system proposed to us, shall

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1787–1789

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OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. It has been considered, what are the rights to be contributed, and how they are to be managed; and it has

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1787–1789

Fabius 4

OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. Another question remains. How are the contributed rights to be managed? The resolution has been in great measure anticipated, by what

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1787–1789

Fabius 2

OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. But besides the objections originating from the before mentioned cause, that have been called local, there are other objections that are

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1787–1789

Fabius 1

OBSERVATIONS on the CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. The Constitution proposed by the Federal Convention now engages the fixed attention of America. Every person appears to be affected. Those

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