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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. House of Representatives Proceedings and Debates, 19 May–1 June 1790

Ratification of the Bill of Rights | Volume XXXVII: Origins | Documents | X. THE STATES RATIFY CONGRESS’ PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION | Connecticut, 12–13 April 1939 | Council Proceedings, Monday, 24 May 1790

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House Journal, Wednesday, 19 May 1790 (excerpts)Newspaper Reports of House Debates, Wednesday, 19 May 1790House Journal, Thursday, 20 May 1790 (excerpt)Reports of House Debates, Wednesday, 26 May 1790
Thomas Lloyd’s Notes, 26 May 1790 (excerpt)New York Daily Gazette, 27 May 1790 (excerpt)New York Gazette of the United States, 29 May 1790
House Journal, Tuesday, 1 June 1790 (excerpts)
 
 
 

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