...republics of antiquity, and which best deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. A curious feature in its politics is the frequent...Federal Constitution which she was herself the last to accept. See the remarks of Mr. M. Smith, Elliot's Debates, ii. 335. 2 The insurrection then raging...

...republics of antiquity, and which best deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. A curious feature in its politics is the frequent...Island did much to bring the other States to adopt that Feileral Constitution which she was herself the last to accept. See tlie remarks of Mr. M. Smith, Elliot's...

...best deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. The example of her disorders did much to bring the other States to adopt that Federal Constitution which she was herself the last to accept. 14th May 1787, became competent to proceed to business on May 25th, when seven States were...

...deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. The example of her disorders dui much to bring the other States to adopt that Federal Constitution which she was herself the last to accept. 14th May 1787, became competent to proceed to business on May 25th, when seven States were...

...the cause more than any docility on her part could have done, and the work was completed without her. ''By making herself an alarming example of what the...Island did much to bring the other States to adopt the Federal Constitution, which she herself was the last to accept." The Constitutional Convention...

...reluctant to change, the Federal Constitution was only adopted by a majority of two on May 29, 1791). "Нy making herself an alarming example of what the unbridled...Federal Constitution which she was herself the last to accept".2 The towns were even then not willing to act in any considerable degree of harmony. The "Dorr...

...republics of antiquity, and which best deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. A curious feature in its politics is the frequent...example of what the unbridled rule of the multitude may oomp to. Rhode Island did much to bring the other States to adopt that Federal Constitution which she...

...feature in its politics is the frcqu hostility of the agricultural party in the country to the common population in the -towns, which was at its height...unbridled rule of the multitude may come to. Rhode lsland did much to bring the other States to adopt that Federal Constitution which she was herself...

...best deserves to have its annals treated of by a philosophic historian. The example of her disorders did much to bring the other states to adopt that Federal Constitution which she was herself the last to accept. Bryce's note. 10:31. therein. It was strongly urged when the draft Constitution came up for...

...the cause more than any docility on her part could have done, and the work was completed without her. "By making herself an alarming example of what the...Island did much to bring the other States to adopt the Federal Constitution, which she herself was the last to accept." The Constitutional Convention...