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9/11Constitution making : conflict and consensus in the Federal Convention of 1787
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xiv, 242 pages : 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-214) and index
Perspectives on the Federal Convention of 1787 -- Debate, deadlock, and issue resolution in the convention -- James Madison and the origins of the Virginia plan -- The nature of government in the new republic -- The representation question : Madison and his opponents -- The role of the executive in Republican government -- Localist periphery and nationalist center : on restraining government -- Small state fears and the states' rights caucus -- The Brearley Committee Report and a new northern majority
Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-214) and index
Perspectives on the Federal Convention of 1787 -- Debate, deadlock, and issue resolution in the convention -- James Madison and the origins of the Virginia plan -- The nature of government in the new republic -- The representation question : Madison and his opponents -- The role of the executive in Republican government -- Localist periphery and nationalist center : on restraining government -- Small state fears and the states' rights caucus -- The Brearley Committee Report and a new northern majority
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