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2. Federal governmentUnited StatesHistory.
3. United StatesPolitics and government17831809.
4. Constitutional conventionsUnited StatesHistory.
5. United States. Constitutional Convention (1787)
6. United States. Congress (1st: 17891791)
I. Title.
The Pennsylvania State University
The Pennsylvania State University Press,
Thornton Hatfield Anderson
who taught me independence
| Attendance | ||||
| NEW HAMPSHIRE (2) | ||||
| c | Nicholas Gilman | 7-23 to end | ||
| c | John Langdon | 7-23 to end | ||
| MASSACHUSETTS (3) | ||||
| n | d | c | Elbridge Gerry* | 5-29 to end |
| c | Nathaniel Gorham | 5-28 to end | ||
| c | Rufus King | 5-21 to end | ||
| n | Caleb Strong | 5-28 to 8-17 | ||
| CONNECTICUT (1) | ||||
| n | c | Oliver Ellsworth | 5-28 to 8-23 | |
| c | William Samuel Johnson | 6-2 to end | ||
| d | c | Roger Sherman | 5-30 to end | |
| NEW YORK (2) | ||||
| c | Alexander Hamilton* | 5-18 to end | ||
| n | c | John Lansing, Jr. | 6-2 to 7-10 | |
| n | Robert Yates | 5-18 to 7-10 | ||
| NEW JERSEY (3) | ||||
| David Brearley | 5-25 to end | |||
| c | Jonathan Dayton | 6-21 to end | ||
| n | c | William Churchill Houston | 5-25 to 6-5 | |
| c | William Livingston* | 6-5 to end | ||
| William Paterson | 5-25 to 7-23 | |||
| PENNSYLVANIA (4) | ||||
| d | c | George Clymer | 5-28 to end | |
| c | Thomas Fitzsimons | 5-25 to end | ||
| d | c | Benjamin Franklin | 5-28 to end | |
| c | Jared Ingersoll | 5-28 to end | ||
| c | Thomas Mifflin | 5-28 to end | ||
| c | Gouvemeur Morris* | 5-25 to end | ||
| d | c | Robert Morris | 5-25 to end | |
| d | c | James Wilson | 5-25 to end | |
| DELAWARE (3) | ||||
| Richard Bassett | 5-21 to end | |||
| c | Gunning Bedford, Jr. | 5-28 to end | ||
| Jacob Broom | 5-21 to end | |||
| c | John Dickinson | 5-29 to 9-14 | ||
| d | c | George Read | 5-19 to end | |
| MARYLAND (1) | ||||
| c | Daniel Carroll | 7-9 to end | ||
| c | Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer | 6-2 to end | ||
| c | James McHenry* | 5-28 to end | ||
| n | c | Luther Martin* | 6-9 to 9-3 | |
| n | c | John Francis Mercer | 8-6 to 8-17 | |
| VIRGINIA (3) | ||||
| John Blair | 5-15 to end | |||
| n | James McClurg | 5-15 to 7-26 | ||
| c | James Madison | 5-14 to end | ||
| n | George Mason | 5-17 to end | ||
| n | c | Edmund Randolph | 5-15 to end | |
| c | George Washington | 5-14 to end | ||
| n | d | c | George Wythe | 5-15 to 6-4 |
| NORTH CAROLINA (3) | ||||
| c | William Blount* | 6-20 to end | ||
| n | William Richardson Davie | 5-23 to 8-12 | ||
| n | Alexander Martin | 5-25 to 8-17 | ||
| c | Richard Dobbs Spaight | 5-19 to end | ||
| c | Hugh Williamson | 5-25 to end | ||
| SOUTH CAROLINA (2) | ||||
| c | Pierce Butler | 5-25 to end | ||
| c | Charles Pinckney | 5-17 to end | ||
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney | 5-25 to end | |||
| c | John Rutledge | 5-17 to end | ||
| GEORGIA (2) | ||||
| c | Abraham Baldwin | 6-11 to end | ||
| c | William Few* | 5-19 to end | ||
| n | c | William Houstoun | 6-1 to 7-26 | |
| n | c | William Pierce | 5-31 to 6-30 |
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