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Ratification by the States | Volume XII: Maryland, No. 2 | Documents | V. The Maryland Convention, 21–29 April 1788

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IntroductionSources for the Maryland ConventionDelegates to the Maryland ConventionThe Maryland Convention, Monday, 21 April 1788The Maryland Convention Tuesday, 22 April 1788
Convention Proceedings, 22 April 1788Newspaper Reports of Convention Proceedings, 22 April 1788
New York Daily Advertiser, 30 April 1788New York Independent Journal, 30 April 1788Pennsylvania Packet, 30 April 1788
Private Commentaries on the Convention, 22 April 1788
Richard Butler to William Irvine, Carlisle, 27 April 1788 (excerpt)John Montgomery to William Irvine, Carlisle, 27 April 1788 (excerpt)
The Maryland Convention, Wednesday, 23 April 1788The Maryland Convention, Thursday, 24 April 1788
Convention Proceedings, 24 April 1788Samuel Chase: Objections to the Constitution, 24–25 April 1788Reminiscences of Samuel Chase’s Statements in the Convention, 24 April 1788
Reminiscences of Samuel Chase’s Statements in the Convention, 24 April 1788 [Editorial Note]Robert Smith: Speech to the Voters of Baltimore Town, Maryland Journal, 30 September 1788 (excerpts)Samuel Chase: Denial of Statements, Maryland Journal, 3 October 1788
The Maryland Convention, Friday, 25 April 1788The Maryland Convention, Saturday, 26 April 1788
Convention Proceedings, Saturday, 26 April 1788Newspaper Reports of Convention Proceedings, 26 April 1788
Maryland Journal, 2 May 1788Pennsylvania Packet, 2 May 1788
Private Commentary on the Convention, 26 April 1788
Henry Hollingsworth to Levi Hollingsworth, Annapolis, 27 April 1788
Amendments Proposed by William Paca, 26 April 1788
The Maryland Convention, Monday, 28 April 1788
Newspaper Report of Convention Proceedings, 28 April 1788Maryland Form of Ratification, 28 April 1788
The Maryland Convention, Tuesday, 29 April 1788
Newspaper Report of Convention Proceedings, 29 April 1788
The Legislature and the Convention, 1–22 May 1788
The Transmittal and Preservation of the Form of Ratification, 1–8 May 1788
The Transmittal and Preservation of the Form of Ratification, 1–8 May 1788 [Editorial Note]Proceedings of the Governor and Council of Maryland, 1 May 1788, P.M.Governor William Smallwood to the President of Congress, Annapolis, 1 May 1788Senate Proceedings, Wednesday, 21 May 1788, P.M. (excerpts)House of Delegates Proceedings, Thursday, 22 May 1788 (excerpt)Senate Proceedings, Thursday, 22 May 1788 (excerpts)
House of Delegates and the Payment of Convention Expenses, 21 May 1788
House of Delegates Proceedings, Wednesday, 21 May 1788, A.M. (excerpt)
Amendments of the Minority of the Maryland Convention, 1 May–Pre-6 October 1788
Address of the Antifederalist Minority of the Maryland Convention, 1 May 1788
Address of the Antifederalist Minority of the Maryland Convention, 1 May 1788 [Editorial Note]Annapolis Maryland Gazette, 1 May 1788
Alexander Contee Hanson: Narrative of the Proceedings of the Committee on Amendments of the Maryland Convention Annapolis, 2 June 1788
Alexander Contee Hanson: Narrative of the Proceedings of the Committee on Amendments of the Maryland Convention Annapolis, 2 June 1788 [Editorial Note]Alexander Contee Hanson to James Madison, Annapolis, 2 June 1788
Samuel Chase: On the Proposed Maryland Convention Amendments, Pre-6 October 1788
Payment of Convention Expenses
 
 
 

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