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Today in History: Pennsylvania Ratifies the Constitution

Today in History: Pennsylvania Ratifies the Constitution

by Dave Benner | Dec 12, 2022 | History, James Wilson, Ratification Debates

Today in 1787, Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the United States Constitution. The event was the culmination of a bitter fight in Philadelphia between delegates both for and against ratification in the state. James Wilson, who had represented the state...
Patrick Henry’s Warning on “Implied Authority”

Patrick Henry’s Warning on “Implied Authority”

by TJ Martinell | Nov 28, 2022 | Patrick Henry, Ratification Debates

Patrick Henryโ€™s impassioned remarks during the final days of the Virginia Ratifying Convention were the culmination of week-long arguments between skeptics of the proposed Constitution and its supporters, such as James Madison. In modern context, it is easy at first...
The Federal Farmer: The Constitution Would Lead to a Complete Consolidation

The Federal Farmer: The Constitution Would Lead to a Complete Consolidation

by TJ Martinell | Nov 23, 2022 | Constitution, Federal Farmer, Ratification Debates

During the debates over ratification of the Constitution, one of the most influential and important series of papers were written by the Federal Farmer, an anti-federalist who forcefully warned that the proposed federal government would lead to consolidation and a...
Patrick Henry’s Warning on “Implied Authority”

Patrick Henry: Jury Trials Are the “Last and Best Privilege”

by TJ Martinell | Oct 6, 2022 | AntiFederalists, Constitution, Patrick Henry, Ratification Debates, Trial by Jury

During the Virginia ratifying convention on June 20, 1789, Patrick Henry warned that the power bestowed to the Supreme Court would undermine the right to trial by jury. Henry was a strong opponent of ratification throughout the convention. He was deeply wary of the...
Today in History: New York Ratifies the Constitution

Today in History: New York Ratifies the Constitution

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 26, 2022 | Constitution, Ratification Debates

On this date in 1788, New York became the 11th state to ratify the Constitution. The Constitution narrowly won approval by a 30-27 vote on July 26, 1788, after a long, hotly contested debate. Technically, the Constitution was already in effect. New Hampshire ratified...
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