Representative government and the Revolution
Subtitle: the Maryland constitutional crisis of 1787
By: edited with an introd. by Melvin Yazawa.
Contributors: Yazawa, Melvin.
Series: Maryland bicentennial studies
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Representative government and representation -- Maryland; Political science -- United States -- History; Maryland -- Politics and government -- 1775-1865
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The appeal of the House of Delegates, January 16, 1787.; title: The reply of the Senate, January 20, 1787.; title: A proposal from Anne Arundel County, February 8, 1787.; title: Samuel Chase to his constituents, February 9, 1787.; title: William Paca to the citizens, February 15, 1787.; title: "A constituent" to the printers, March 8, 1787.; title: Thomas Stone to the printers, March 28, 1787.; title: Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, April 1, 1787.; title: "A constituent" to the House of Delegates, May 3, 1787.; title: William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, May 10, 1787.; title: Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, May 11, 1787.; title: Alexander Contee Hanson to the people, June 9, 1787.; title: William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, June 22, 1787.; title: Alexander Contee Hanson to William Paca, July 12, 1787.; title: Alexander Contee Hanson to William Paca, August 2, 1787.; title: William Paca to Alexander Contee Hanson, August 6, 1787.; title: From Considerations on the proposed removal of the seat of government, by Aristides, March 17, 1786.; title: From Remarks on the proposed plan of an emission of paper, by Aristides, February 26, 1787.