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History Ignored: James Wilson’s Speech on the Constitution

History Ignored: James Wilson’s Speech on the Constitution

by Michael Boldin | Oct 5, 2020 | Audio/Video, Constitutional Convention, James Wilson, Path to Liberty, State Ratifying Conventions

On Oct. 6, 1787, just over a week after the Confederation Congress voted to send the proposed Constitution to the 13 states for consideration, future Supreme Court justice James Wilson gave one the most prominent and important speeches in support of ratification. Yet,...
Madison and Hamilton: A Tale of Two Flip Flops

Madison and Hamilton: A Tale of Two Flip Flops

by Michael Boldin | Sep 4, 2020 | Alexander Hamilton, Audio/Video, James Madison, Path to Liberty

James Madison and Alexander Hamilton – two of the most well-known founding fathers. They both took radically different positions on some issues before and after ratification of the constitution. They tell an interesting story about integrity. Path to Liberty,...
Today in History: Connecticut Becomes Fifth State to Ratify the Constitution

Today in History: Connecticut Becomes Fifth State to Ratify the Constitution

by Dave Benner | Jan 9, 2020 | Constitution, State Ratifying Conventions

Today in history, on Jan. 9, 1788, Connecticut ratified the United States Constitution, becoming the fifth state to do so. The state’s chief proponents of the document were Roger Sherman and Oliver Ellsworth, both of whom exercised considerable influence on the...
The Truth About the Anti-Federalists

The Truth About the Anti-Federalists

by Shawn Brodof | Jan 9, 2020 | Audio/Video, Founding Fathers, Other Voices

When we talk about the adoption of the Constitution, we generally focus on the federalists – those who supported ratification. After all, the Constitution was ratified based on the arguments and promises they made. But the opponents of ratification – the...
Today in History: Bill of Rights Sent for Ratification Consideration

Today in History: Bill of Rights Sent for Ratification Consideration

by Dave Benner | Oct 2, 2019 | Bill of Rights, History, State Ratifying Conventions

Today in history, on October 2, 1789, President of the United States George Washington sent proposed copies of the Bill of Rights to the states which were to consider, debate, and decide whether or not to adopt the list of restrictions upon the power of the general...
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