History of the Origin, Formation, and Adoption of the Constitution of the United States, Vol. 2 / With Notices of Its Principle Framers

by George Ticknor Curtis

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Baldwin, Abraham, model of Senate suggested by, II. [139]. Vote and views of, respecting representation in Senate, [142].

Baltimore, public rejoicings in, in honor of Constitution, II. [543].

Barnwell, Robert, in favor of Constitution, II. [510]. Arguments of, in convention of South Carolina, [548].

Belknap, Dr., on slavery in Massachusetts, II. [454].

Bill of Rights, want of, a strong argument with some against Constitution, II. [498]. James Wilson's views respecting, [522]. States equally divided on question of, in Convention, [523]. Considered essential by Patrick Henry, [554]. Proposed by Virginia, [581].

Bills of Credit, power to emit, prohibited to States, II. [328], [364]. Meaning of, [329].

Boston, occupied by royal troops in 1774-75, I. [27]. Invested by army under General Ward, in 1775, [32]. Reception of Constitution by people of, II. [501]. Rejoicings in, in honor of Constitution, [540].