Life And Correspondence of Henry Knox Major General in the American Revolution
Life And Correspondence of Henry Knox Major General in the American Revolution
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All the States represented agreed to the constitution as it stands. There are substantial reasons to believe that such an agreement could not again be produced even by the same men. " TO WASHINGTON.
" NEW YORK, 14 Jan. 1788.
"The Massachusetts convention were to meet on the 9th. The decision of Connecticut will influence, in a degree, their determi nation, and I have no doubt the constitution will be adopted ; but it is at this moment questionable whether with a large majority. There are three ...parties existing in that State at present, not exceed ingly different in their respective numbers, but greatly differing in wealth and ability.
" The first is the commercial part of the State, to whom are added all the men of considerable property, the clergy, the lawyers, in cluding all the judges of all the courts; and all the officers of the late army, and the neighborhood of all the great towns, are of this party. Its strength in point of numbers may include three-sevenths of the whole State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the States represented agreed to the constitution as it stands. There are substantial reasons to believe that such an agreement could not again be produced even by the same men. " TO WASHINGTON.
" NEW YORK, 14 Jan. 1788.
"The Massachusetts convention were to meet on the 9th. The decision of Connecticut will influence, in a degree, their determi nation, and I have no doubt the constitution will be adopted ; but it is at this moment questionable whether with a large majority. There are three ...parties existing in that State at present, not exceed ingly different in their respective numbers, but greatly differing in wealth and ability.
" The first is the commercial part of the State, to whom are added all the men of considerable property, the clergy, the lawyers, in cluding all the judges of all the courts; and all the officers of the late army, and the neighborhood of all the great towns, are of this party. Its strength in point of numbers may include three-sevenths of the whole State.
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