Letter, 1789 August 21.

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Letter, 1789 August 21.

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Letter written at New York, N.Y. "The Amendments are nearly gone through in the House of Representatives, remaining in substance nearly the same as reported by the Committee of eleven-there were some warm debates but all ended peaceably-..." The addressee is not identified.

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American Periodical Series I

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