| Free Exercise Clause/Free Exercise of Religion Clause/Freedom of Religion Clause II |
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or
of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition
the Government for a redress of grievances.
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 | Anti-Federalist and Pro-Federalist Papers |
| Virginia Ratification Debates |
| Connecticut Ratification Debates |
| Massachusetts Ratification Debates |
| Pennsylvania Ratification Debates |
| Bill of Rights Drafts and Votes |
| Debates in the House of Representatives |
| Founders of the Bill of Rights |
| Founders of the Original Articles |
| The United States Constitution |
| George Washington, November 1777 |
| George Washington, June 1777 |
| George Washington, February 1776 |
| George Washington, September 1792 |
| George Washington, January 1793 |
| George Washington, February 1793 |
| George Washington, September 1788 |
| George Washington, March 1789 |
| George Washington, April 1789 |
| George Washington, May 1789 |
| George Washington, June 1789 |
| George Washington, October 1789 |
| George Washington, April 1786 |
| George Washington, February 1788 |
| George Washington, May 1788 |
| George Washington, July 1788 |
| George Washington, April 1784 |
| George Washington, October 1758 |
| George Washington, February 1774 |
| George Washington, April 1758 |
| State Constitutions and Charters |
| State Proposed Amendments to Constitution |
| New York Ratification Debates |
| North Carolina Ratification Debates |
| Rhode Island Ratification Debates |
| The Papers of George Mason, February 1753 |
| The Papers of George Mason, May 1776 |
| The Papers of George Mason, June 1776 |
| The Papers of George Mason, December 1776 |
| The Papers of George Mason, November 1779 |
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