A Study of Monarchical Tendencies in the United States From 1776 to 1801 Vol
A Study of Monarchical Tendencies in the United States From 1776 to 1801 Vol
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C. Ballagh ed. ), II, 445.
10 Short to J. Cutting, Nov. 15, 1787, William Short Papers. Manuscripts Divi- sion, Library of Congress. Short was in close communication with Jefferson at this time. Another American on the Continent, Bishop by name, professed to be so apprehensive that the Constitution would be ratified that he frequently dreamed of being a slave. He suspected that the Constitution was "only a Trojan Horse. " (Letter to Short, Amiens, Jan. 31, 1788, William Short Papers. } The unsc...rupulous character of the man makes the words of little consequence, except as a picturesque statement, or perhaps parody, of the fears of his correspondent.
"Jan. 31, 1788, ibid. Compare with Grayson to Short, Nov. 10, 1787, Ibid.
JOl] FROM THE CONVENTION TO 1 8OI IOI reelection. 11 But elaborate arguments 13 were brought to bear upon such men. Later, after the acceptance of a bill of rights was assured, 14 they became supporters of the Constitution, al- though the first ten amendments did not meet their objections in regard to the office of president.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Ballagh ed. ), II, 445.
10 Short to J. Cutting, Nov. 15, 1787, William Short Papers. Manuscripts Divi- sion, Library of Congress. Short was in close communication with Jefferson at this time. Another American on the Continent, Bishop by name, professed to be so apprehensive that the Constitution would be ratified that he frequently dreamed of being a slave. He suspected that the Constitution was "only a Trojan Horse. " (Letter to Short, Amiens, Jan. 31, 1788, William Short Papers. } The unsc...rupulous character of the man makes the words of little consequence, except as a picturesque statement, or perhaps parody, of the fears of his correspondent.
"Jan. 31, 1788, ibid. Compare with Grayson to Short, Nov. 10, 1787, Ibid.
JOl] FROM THE CONVENTION TO 1 8OI IOI reelection. 11 But elaborate arguments 13 were brought to bear upon such men. Later, after the acceptance of a bill of rights was assured, 14 they became supporters of the Constitution, al- though the first ten amendments did not meet their objections in regard to the office of president.
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