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Kaminski, John P.; Saladino, Gaspare J.; Moore, Timothy D. (Historian); Lannér-Cusin, Johanna E.; Schoenleber, Charles H.; Reid, Jonathan M.; Flamingo, Margaret R.; Fields, David P. (ed.) / Ratification of the Constitution by the states: Maryland (1)
(2015)

Contents,   pp. vii-xi

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A Federalist, Annapolis Maryland Gazette, 8 November 1787                    47
Uncus, Maryland Journal, 9 November 1787                                    49
Mark Pringle to Samuel Myers, Baltimore, 16 November 1787                   55
An Instructor, Baltimore Maryland Gazette, 16 November 1787                  55
Baltimore Maryland Gazette, 16 November 1787                                57
Samuel & Johnson to M. & F. Gregory, Baltimore, 17 November 1787            58
An Old Man, Baltimore Maryland Gazette, 20 November 1787                     58
Philadelphia Freeman's Journal, 21 November 1787                            61
William Tilghman to Tench Coxe, Chestertown, 25 November 1787               62
Richard Curson to Horatio Gates, Baltimore, 28 November 1787                64
Philadelphia Freeman's Journal, 28 November 1787                            64
Uncus, Maryland Journal, 30 November 1787                                   64
II. THE MARYLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
CALLS A STATE CONVENTION
23 November-i December 1787
Introduction                                                                 68
Senate Proceedings, Friday, 23 November 1787                                69
House of Delegates Proceedings, Friday, 23 November 1787                    69
Senate Proceedings, Saturday, 24 November 1787                              71
House of Delegates Proceedings, Saturday, 24 November 1787                  71
Senate Proceedings, Monday, 26 November 1787                                72
House of Delegates Proceedings, Monday, 26 November 1787                    73
House of Delegates Proceedings, Tuesday, 27 November 1787                   76
Senate Proceedings, Tuesday, 27 November 1787                               78
Senate Proceedings, Wednesday, 28 November 1787                             79
House of Delegates Proceedings, Thursday, 29 November 1787                  79
Maryland's Constitutional Convention Delegates
Address the State House of Delegates, 29 November 1787                   79
James McHenry Addresses the House of Delegates, 29 November 1787          80
Luther Martin Addresses the House of Delegates, 29 November 1787          87
Daniel Carroll to Benjamin Franklin, Annapolis, 2 December 1787           96
House of Delegates Proceedings, Friday, 30 November 1787                    97
Senate Proceedings, Saturday, 1 December 1787                               97
House of Delegates Proceedings, Saturday, 1 December 1787                   99
Resolutions Calling a State Convention, 1 December 1787                     99
III. THE DEBATE OVER THE
CONSTITUTION IN MARYLAND
4 December 1787-29 April 1788
Introduction                                                                101
A Marylander, Baltimore Maryland Gazette, 4 December 1787                   105
Maryland Journal, 4 December 1787                                           108
Joseph Gilpin to Levi Hollingsworth, Elkton, 5 December 1787                109
Matthew Ridley to John Jay, Baltimore, 6 December 1787                      110
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