An edition of William Grayson and the Constitution, 1788 (2008)

William Grayson and the Constitution, 1788

debates in the Commonwealth of Virginia on the adoption of the Constitution

by Baker, Lucy

Baker, Lucy, Baker, Lucy

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An edition of William Grayson and the Constitution, 1788 (2008)

William Grayson and the Constitution, 1788

debates in the Commonwealth of Virginia on the adoption of the Constitution

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Book Details

Preface

Introduction

William Grayson's personal life

Virginia in the 18th century

Serious considerations for William

William's military career begins

Grayson's Hill, Dumfries, Virginia

Dumfries, Virginia

Duty to his country

Politics

Chronology of William Grayson's life

Evolving crises

Virginia Declaration of Rights

History of the Articles of Confederation

The Articles of Confederation

Constitutional Conv. to amend the Confederation

Constitution of the United States of America

Chronology of historic events

Preamble of the Constitution

Articles of the Constitution

Impact of the Constitution on the Nation

Northwest Ordinance

Letter Richard Henry Lee to Francis Lightfoot Lee

Society of the Cincinnati

Letters between the most outstanding men-1785

Letters-1787

Debates in the Convention of the Commonwealth

Virginia on the adoption of the Federal Constitution

Committee of privilege and elections

Speeches in the Convention

Amendments proposed by the Virginia ratifying convention

Inspiration for the Constitution

Consequences for the anti-federalists

Post ratification letters-1788

Judge John Tyler concerning Patrick Henry

End of William Grayson's life.

Edition Notes

"William Grayson: patriot, founding father, colonel in the Revolution, aide to Gen. Washington, member, House of Burgess, House of Delegates, Continental Congress, Senator from Virginia in the First Federal Congress."

"Lucy Baker, fourth great granddaughter of William Grayson."

Autographed copy by the author.

"With special recognition for the sixty seven pen and pencil illustrations of Benson J. Lossing, from "The Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution" Vol's 1 & 2, published in 1850, Harper & Brothers, New York"--T.p verso.

"With much gratitude for assistance with historic facts to Don L. Wilson"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 361-370) and index.

Published in: Boynton Beach, Fla

Classifications

Library of Congress: E302.6.G73 B35 2008, E302.6.G73B35 2008

The Physical Object

Pagination: x, 378 p. ;
Number of pages: 378

ID Numbers

Open Library: OL25007377M
ISBN 10: 1929440138
ISBN 13: 9781929440139
LCCN: 2007934433
OCLC/WorldCat: 459953556

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William Grayson and the Constitution, 1788

debates in the Commonwealth of Virginia on the adoption of the Constitution

by Baker, Lucy