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Index, pp. 415-458 ff.
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COMMENTARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION BOSTON: celebrations in, 167n, 221, 377n; Fourth of July oration in, 224-31n BouDINoT, ELIAS (N.J.) -letter to, 261-69n BOUNDARIES, 99, 102n BOWDOIN, JAMES (Mass.; CC: Vol. 1, 346n), 198n - letter from, 324-25n BOWMAN, EBENEZER (Pa.), 189n BOWMAN, JOHN (S.C.): id., 67n; 56, 57, 168 BRIBERY: Constitution will lead to, 58; in Great Britain, 179-80. See also Corrup- tion BROADSIDES, PAMPHLETS, AND BooKs: cir- culation of Antifederalist literature is sti- fled, 51; distribution of by Antifederal- ists, 54, 58; John Adams, Defence of the Constitutions, 147-48, 148n, 213, 214n, 329, 331; Simeon Baldwin, An Oration, 235-42; "Centinel" (Samuel Bryan) (German-language broadside), 8, 1In; "A Citizen of America" (Noah Webster), An Examination into the Leading Princi- ples, 234, 234-35, 235n; "A Columbian Patriot" (Mercy Warren), 39, 63n; An Examination of the Constitution for the United States of America, 278; "Federal Farmer," Letters, 15n, 39, 51, 54, 58, 63n; "Federal Farmer," Additional Let- ters, 33, 39, 54, 58, 63n; The Federalist (Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison), 49, 83-87, 87-143, 322; Enos Hitchcock, An Oration, 231- 35; Francis Hopkinson, Account of the Grand Federal Procession, 242-46; Fran- cis Hopkinson, An Ode, 246-47; Koran, 213, 214n; Luther Martin, Genuine In- formation, 51; George Mason's objec- tions, 80n; Mass. Convention Debates, 377n; James Monroe, Some Observations on the Constitution, 48, 72-74; "A Native of Boston" (Jonathan Jackson), Thoughts Upon the Political Situation of the United States, 326-31; N.Y. ConventionJournal, 297; N.C. Convention amendments, 313; N.C. Convention Debates, 313;-N.C. Convention journal, 313; Harrison Gray Otis, An Oration, 224-31n; Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 222; William Pierce, An Oration, 249-54; "A Ple- beian" (Melancton Smith?), 63n; Alex- ander Pope, Of the Use of Riches, an Epis- tle to the Right Honorable Allen Lord Bathurst, 222; David Ramsay's oration, 158-65; Benjamin Rush, Account of the Grand Federal Procession, 261-69n; Jon- athan Mitchell Sewall, An Oration, 221- 23; S.C. ratification, 208n-9n; Va. Con- vention's proposed amendments, 200- 206. See also Political and legal writers and writings; Pseudonyms BROWN, JOHN (Va.; CC:Vol. 3, 485n): sup- ports Constitution, 30; and Ky. state- hood in Congress, 31, 151, 153n BROWN, MOSEs (Mass.): id., 171n -letter to, 169-71 BROWN, WILLIAM (Va.): id., 273n -letter from, 273 "BRUTUS," 111n, 220n BRYAN, GEORGE (Pa.; CC:Vol. 1, 326n), 21 BRYSON, JAMES (Pa.; CC:Vol. 4, 557n), 176, 401n - letter from: quoted, 176 BURKE, AEDANUS (S.C.): id., 66n; 50-51 -letters from, 55-57; quoted, 35, 173n BURR, AARON (N.Y.) -letter from: quoted, 405n CADWALADER, LAMBERT (N.J.; CC:Vol. 1, 353n) - letter from: quoted, 366 CANADA, 12, 386; discriminatory trade pol- icy of toward U.S., 145, 146n CANNON, JOHN (Pa.), 278 CAPITAL, U.S., 40-41; Federalists will con- trol (satire), 6; too large, 53, 376; com- petition among states for, 151; Confed- eration Congress debates location of under Constitution, 151, 170, 191, 193n, 256-57, 321-22, 322-24n, 332- 33, 336, 337, 343, 350, 360-61, 365, 366; opposition to Philadelphia as, 170, 344-45; Philadelphia as possible, 191, 193n, 256, 256-57, 310; opposition to New York City as, 191, 193n, 343-44, 405-6, 406n; restrictions on Congress' jurisdiction over, 204, 302-3, 318; sup- port for on Delaware River, 213; New York City as under Constitution, 256- 57, 309-10, 406n; location of as factor in N.Y.'s consideration of Constitution, 287; R.I. delegates leave Congress with- out voting on, 350; will be determined finally by Congress under Constitution, 351; defense of size of, 368; Pa. should get, 399-400 420
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