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title:“G.J.A. Ducher to Comte de la Luzerne”
authors:G.J.A. Ducher
date written:1788-2-2
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Ducher, J.A .. "Letter to Comte de la Luzerne." The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution. Vol. 3. Ed. Gaspare J. Saladino and John P. Kaminski. Madison: Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 1978. 283. Print.
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source:		 Archives du Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres, Paris, France

G.J.A. Ducher to Comte de la Luzerne (February 2, 1788)

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Georgia was the first of the five Southern States which adopted the new Constitution. Attacked by Indians, it was in its interest to appear federally inclined in order to obtain help from the present Union. But if Georgia preceded the other Southern States in the adoption of the new Constitution, it can hardly be expected from eagerness to execute it.

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