The Documentary History of the First Federal Elections, 1788-1790, Volume 2Merrill Jensen, Robert A. Becker, Gordon DenBoer Univ of Wisconsin Press, 1976 - 544 páginas The second volume in The Documentary History of the First Federal Elections covers the federal elections in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Georgia. As in Volume I, biographical sketches of the principal candidates for office and maps of the electoral districts in each state are provided, and the historical context of the documents is sketched in introductions and editorial notes. |
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Passage of the Election Resolution | 18 |
The Election of Presidential Electors and Their Votes | 47 |
Passage of the Election | 67 |
The Election of Senators | 73 |
The Election of a Representative and Presidential Electors | 81 |
Background of the Elections | 107 |
Passage of the Election | 123 |
The Election of Senators | 151 |
The Election of Senators | 280 |
The Election of Presidential Electors and Their Votes | 298 |
The Election of Representatives | 310 |
Commentaries on the Elections | 366 |
Background of the Elections | 433 |
The Election of Presidential Electors and Their Votes | 440 |
Passage of the Election Law | 453 |
The Election of Representatives | 460 |
The Election of Representatives and Presidential Electors | 158 |
The Votes of the Presidential Electors | 230 |
Background of the Elections | 257 |
Commentaries on the Elections | 477 |
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