Ratification of the Constitution Indexes | Index to Volume 13: Commentaries on the Constitution (1), 21 February – 7 November 1787 | C | Commerce | Constitution will benefit, 164, 189, 191, 193, 194, 195, 267, 277, 286, 305, 310–11, 315, 344, 353, 354, 360–61, 382, 383, 393, 395, 408, 440, 456–58, 481, 507, 515, 523, 563–64, 568–69: U.S. Congress’ power to regulate, criticized
References
75. The Constitutional Convention, A Second General Convention, and A Bill of Rights, 12–15 September [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:199]+
78. North Carolina Delegates to Governor Richard Caswell, Philadelphia, 18 September [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:216]
95. The Confederation Congress and the Constitution, 26–28 September [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:236]
116. From Henry Knox: New York, September [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:280]
116. From Henry Knox: New York, September [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:281]+
125–A. The Address of the Seceding Assemblymen, Philadelphia, 2 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:296]
133. Centinel I, Philadelphia Independent Gazetteer, 5 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:332]
138–B. Mason's Objections to the Constitution of Government formed by the Convention [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:350]
143. A Federal Centinel, South Carolina Weekly Chronicle, 9 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:356]+
146. George Washington to James Madison, Mount Vernon, 10 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:359]
165. George Washington to David Stuart, Mount Vernon, 17 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:386]+
175. Elbridge Gerry to James Warren, New York, 18 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:408]+
178. Brutus I, New York Journal, 18 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:415]
187. James Madison to Thomas Jefferson, New York, 24 October, 1 November [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:450]
197–B. A Son of Liberty, New York Journal, 8 November [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:482]
205. James Madison to Edmund Pendleton, New York, 28 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:504]
215. Nicholas Gilman to President John Sullivan of New Hampshire, New York, 31 October [Commentaries on the Constitution 13:516]+
