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1786. CONVENTION (Federal), Representation in.—
I find by the public papers that
your commercial convention [at Annapolis]
failed in point of representation. If it should
produce a full meeting in May, and a broader
reformation, it will still be well.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. ii, 65.
Ford ed., iv, 332.
(P.
Dec. 1786)
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