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The American History Collection > The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution > Ratification by the States > Volume XXVI: Rhode Island, No. 3 > Documents > VI. THE DEBATE OVER THE CONSTITUTION IN RHODE ISLAND, 20 January–29 May 1790 > Congress Considers a Bill to Prohibit Commerce with Rhode Island, 28 April–1 June 1790 > U.S. Senate Proceedings and Debates, 28 April–18 May 1790

Retirement Series | Volume 4 (3 March 1826–29 February 1828) | Documents | Nicholas P. Trist to James Madison, 25 March 1827

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