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

Protections, issued by Sir William Howe in New Jersey, I. [106]. Surrender of, required by Washington, [106].

Provincial Governments, form and character of, I. [4].

Public Lands. See Western Territory, Northwestern Territory, and Ordinance of 1787.

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Qualifications, of national officers, proposals respecting, II. [186]; landed, rejected, [187]; property, an embarrassing subject, [202]. Of electors, [187], [194], [200]. Of voter in Massachusetts, [188]. Of members of Congress, [194]. Of citizenship, embarrassments respecting, [205]; attempt to exempt certain persons from rule respecting, [205]. Of Senators, [223]. Of Vice-President, [401]. Of President, [404]. Of religious test, never to be required, [479].

Queen's County, Long Island, inhabitants of, to be disarmed, I. [68].

Quorum, discussions in Convention respecting, II. [262].

Quotas, first apportionment of, among the Colonies, I. [34]. Of troops in 1776, [92]. See Requisitions.