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by Rob Natelson | Oct 18, 2023 | Constitution, Oliver Ellsworth, Roger Sherman, William Samuel Johnson
The other essays in the “Founders and the Constitution” series each covered one individual. This final essay covers three: the extraordinary group who served as Connecticut’s commissioners (delegates) to the 1787 Constitutional Convention. Early Connecticut was known...