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title:“Abraham Baldwin to Joel Barlow”
authors:Abraham Baldwin
date written:1789-3-1
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Baldwin, Abraham. "Letter to Joel Barlow." Creating the Bill of Rights. Ed. Kenneth R. Bowling and Helen E. Veit. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991. 217. Print.
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Abraham Baldwin to Joel Barlow (March 1, 1789)

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The advocates for amendments will be but few, perhaps two from Massachusetts, four from New York, four from Virginia, and three from South Carolina in the house of representatives, and the Senators of Virginia, and of this state {New York} if they ever agree to appoint any; I should rather say antifeds, for perhaps the feds. may agree—to propose some amendments after they have got through the business of their first session.

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