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Ratification Debates, The
Ratification Debates, The
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Categories :  Politics
History
 
Publisher :  Blackstone Audio Inc
Author :  Wendy McElroy
Narrator :  Walter Cronkite with a full supporting cast
 
Length :  2 hours 30 minutes (Unabridged)
 
Download Price :  $8.99
 
Format :  Encoded Windows Media
 
© 2006 Blackstone Audio Inc
In the fall of 1787, each of the thirteen states assembled special conventions to consider
ratification of a proposed Constitution of the United States. Without ratification by nine conventions, the
Constitution would flounder: America would be a league of states, not one nation.

Some states, such as Delaware and Georgia, quickly and unanimously ratified. Other states, such as Virginia
and New York, agonized. Two states, North Carolina and Rhode Island, would not ratify at all without a bill of
rights. Indeed, Rhode Island would not approve the Constitution until economic sanctions had been imposed
against her. The Constitution was a controversial document, which was passionately debated by the best minds
in the land.
 
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