Partizan Pamphlets—Con.
[Bryan (S.)] Letters of Centinel, Nos. 92 and 97.
[Gerry (E.)] Observations on the Constitution, No. 70.
[Lee (R. H.)] Letters of a Federal Farmer, No. 88.
Letters of Brutus, No. 99.
Martin (L.) Genuine Information, No. 94.
Mason (G.) Objections to the Constitution, No. 95.
Review of the Constitution, No. 119.
[Smith (M.)] Address to the People of N. Y., No. 120.
View of the proposed Constitution, No. 125.
Contests in the States.
See also “General Works—Periodicals” and “Federal Convention—Biographies of attending members.”
New Hampshire.
Amory (T. C.) Life of John Sullivan. Boston: 1868.
Barstow (G.) History of N. H. Concord: 1842.
Belknap (J.) History of N. H. Various editions.
Biographies of the Members of the N. H. Convention in Bouton’s N. H. State Records, x, 8.
Debates (fragment) in Convention, (ii, 202). No. 30.
Fragment of Debate in N. H. Convention, in N. H. Gazette, Feb. 20, 1780.
Hall, A. Oration, June 30, 1788, No. 72.
Journal of the N. H. Convention, in Bouton’s N. H. Records, x, 1. Also in Hist. Mag., xiii, 257.
Outlines of proceeding of the first session of Convention in N. Y. Journal, Feb. 28, 29, March 3, 6, 1788.
Peabody (A. P.) Life of William Plummer. Boston: 1866.
Sanborn (E. D.) History of N. H. Manchester: 1875.
Massachusetts.
Ames (Fisher.) Works of ... Boston: 1809 and 1854.
Amory (T. C.) Life of James Sullivan. Boston: 1859.
Austin (G. L.) History of Massachusetts. Boston: 1870.
Barry (J. S.) History of Massachusetts. Boston: 1855.
Belknap Papers, [Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll. Vols. II & III], Boston: 1877.
Bradford (A.) History of Massachusetts. Boston: 1825.
Clason (A. W.) Outlines of Debates in Mass. Convention, in Mag. of Am. Hist., xiv, 529.
[Gerry (E.)] Observations on the Constitution, by A Columbian Patriot, No. 70.
[Jackson (J.)] Thoughts on the Political Situation, No. 82.
Journal of the Convention, No. 99.
Lodge (H. C.) Life of George Cabot. Boston: 1877.
Parsons (T.) Minutes of Debates, No. 99.
Parsons (T. Jr.) Memoir of Theophilus Parsons. Boston: 1861.
Procession in Boston, No. 99.
Russell’s Debates in the Convention, No. 97.
Smith (C. C.) History of the Mass. Convention, in Supplement to Boston Post, Sept. 15, 1887.
Warren (E.) Life of John Warren. Boston: 1874.
Wells (W. V.) Life of Samuel Adams. Boston: 1866.
Rhode Island.
Arnold (S. G.) History of the State of R. I.N. Y.: 1859.
Hitchcock (E.) An Oration, July 4. 1788, No. 76.
Minutes of R. I. Convention, in Staple’s R. I., and the Continental Congress, (p. 641). Providence: 1870.
Peterson (E.) History of R. I.N. Y.: 1853.
Staples (W. R.) R. I. and the Constitution, in R. I., and the Continental Congress. Providence: 1870.
Connecticut.
Baldwin (S.) Oration, July 4th, 1788, No. 4.
Debates in the Convention, in New Haven Gazette, 1788.
Debates in Convention (fragment) in No. 30.
Hollister (G. H.) History of Conn. New Haven: 1855.
Johnson (A.) American Commonwealths. Connecticut. Boston: 1887.
Official letter from Sherman and Ellsworth, in No. 30.
New York.
Address to Citizens of Albany, No. 81.
Campbell (W. W.) Life of DeWitt Clinton. N. Y.: 1849.
Circular Letter of Convention, (ii, 413) of No. 30.
Debates in Convention, No. 104.
Dunlap (W.) History of N. Y.: 1840.
[Hamilton, Madison and Jay]. The Federalist, No. 32.
Hammond (J. B.) Political History of N. Y. Albany: 1842.
[Jay (J.)] Address to People of N. Y. No. 83.
Jay (W.) Life of John Jay. N. Y.: 1833.
Jenkins (J. S.) History of Political Parties in the State of N. Y. Auburn: 1846.
Journal of Convention, No. 104.
Leake (I. Q.) Memoirs of John Lamb. Albany: 1857.
Letters of Brutus, No 99.
Macauley (J.) History of the State of N. Y. Albany: 1842.
Official letters from Yates and Lansing, (i, 480), No. 30.
Roberts (E. H.) American Commonwealth. New York. Boston: 1887.
Sketch of the Proceedings of the Convention, No. 80.
[Smith (M.)] Address to the People of N. Y., No. 120.
Stevens (J.A.) N. Y. and Federal Constitution, in Mag. of Am. Hist., ii. 385.
[Webster (N.)] Account of the Procession, No. 80.
[Webster (P.)] The Weakness of Brutus, No. 133.
Whitlock (W.) Life of John Jay. N. Y.: 1887.
New Jersey.
Address to the Citizens of N. J. by a Jerseyman, in Carey’s Am. Museum, ii. 436.
Gordon (T. F.) History of N. J. Trenton: 1834.
Minutes of the Convention, No. 102.
Mulford (G. S.) History of N. J. Phila.: 1851.
Proceedings of the Convention, in N. Y. Journal, Dec., 1787.
Raum (J. O.) History of N. J. Phila.: 1877.
Pennsylvania.
Address and Dissent of Minority of Pa. Convention. No. 1.
[Bryan (S.)] Letters of Centinel, Nos. 92 and 97.
[Coxe (T.)] Examination of the Constitution, No. 21.
Debates in the Convention. No. 92.
Debates in the Convention (fragment). No. 110.
Also in No. 30, ii, 415.
Egle (W. H.) Biographical Sketches of Members of the Pa. Convention, in Pa. Mag. of History and Biography, x and xi.
Also in No. 92.
Graydon (A.) Memoirs of ... Harrisburg: 1811.
[Hopkinson (F.)] Account of the Procession. No. 77
Illustrated History of Pennsylvania. Phila.: 1880.
McMaster and Stone. Pa. and the Federal Constitution, No. 92.
Minutes of the Convention. No. 111.
Order of Procession at Philadelphia. No. 109.
Pickering (O.) and Upham (W. C.) Life of Timothy Pickering. Boston: 1868.
Reply to Address of Seceding Members Pa. Legislature, No. 3.
Reply to Seceding Members of Pa. Legis. by “Federal Constitution,” No. 3.
Report of the Deputies of Northampton Co. in late Pa. Convention, in Carey’s Am. Museum, iii, 75.
Review of the Constitution, No. 119.
View of the Proposed Constitution, No. 125.
[Webster (P.)] Remarks on the Address, 132.
[Webster (P.)] The Weakness of Brutus, No. 133.
Wilson (J.) Speech of October 6th, 1787. No. 136.
Wilson (J.) Substance of a Speech, No. 137.
Wilson (J.) and M’Kean (J.) Commentaries on the Constitution, No. 91.
Delaware.
[Dickinson (J.)] Letters of Fabius, No. 25.
Vinton (F.) History of Delaware. Phila.: 1870.
Maryland.
[Hanson (A. C.)] Remarks on the Constitution, No. 74.
McSherry (J.) History of Maryland. Baltimore: 1849.
Martin (G.) Genuine Information, No. 94.
Outline of Proceedings in Convention, (ii, 546), of No. 30.
Scharf (J. T.) History of Maryland. Baltimore: 1879.
Virginia.
Act Calling Convention, No. 126.
Clason (A. W.) Outline of Debates in Va. Convention, in Mag. of Am. Hist., xv, 566.
Cooke (J. E.) American Commonwealth, Virginia. Boston: 1883.
Debates of the Convention, No. 127.
Howe (H.) Historical Coll. of Va. Charlston: 1856.
Howison (R. R.) History of Virginia. Phila.: 1846.
Journal of the Convention. No. 129.
Lee (R. H. Jr.) Life of Richard Henry Lee. Phila.: 1825.
Mason (G.) Objections to the Constitution, No 95.
[Montgomery (J.)] Letters of Decius. Nos. 100 and 105.
Randolph (E.) Letter on the Constitution, No. 116.
Tyler (M.C.) American Statesmen. Patrick Henry. Boston: 1887.
Wirt (W.) Life of Patrick Henry. Phila.: 1818.
North Carolina.
Amendments to the Constitution, No. 106.
Clason (A. W.) Outline of Debates in first Convention, in Mag. of Am. Hist., xv, 352.
Hawks (F. L.) History of N. C. Fayetteville: 1857.
McRee (G. J.) Life of James Iredell. N. Y.: 1858.
Moore (J. W.) History of N. C. Raleigh: 1880.
Proceedings and Debates of First Convention, No. 107.
Williamson (H.) Address to the Freemen, No. 135.
South Carolina.
Clason (A. W.) Outline of Debates in S. C. Convention, in Mag. of Am. Hist., xv, 153.
Debate in the House of Representatives on Convention, No. 122.
Fragments of Debates in Convention, No. 123.
[Ramsay (D.)] Address to the Freemen of S. C., No. 114.
Ramsay (D.) History of S. C. Charleston: 1809.
Simms (W. G.) History of S. C. Charleston: 1850.
Georgia.
Stevens (W. B.) History of Georgia. Phila.: 1859.
White (G.) Historical Collections of Georgia. N. Y.: 1854.
Celebrations of Ratifications.
Baldwin (S.) Oration, July 4th, 1788, No. 5.
Hall (A.) Oration, June 30, 1788, No. 72.
Hitchcock (E.) An Oration, July 4, 1788, No. 76.
[Hopkinson (F.)] Account of the Procession, No. 77.
Order of Procession at Philadelphia, No. 109.
Procession in Boston, No. 99.
[Webster (N.)] Account of N. Y. Federal Procession, in No. 80.