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Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State Convention of North Carolina.	North Carolina. Convention	1862	The Convention
An ordinance to define and punish sedition	North Carolina. Convention	1861	John W. Syme, printer to the convention
Resolution authorizing and requesting the printers to this convention to print 1, 600 copies of certain public acts passed at the extra session of our present legislature	North Carolina. Convention	1861	North Carolina State Convention]
Ordinances of the State convention	North Carolina. Convention	1863	W. W. Holden, printer to the state
Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State Convention	North Carolina. Convention	1861	Syme & Hall
Correspondence	North Carolina. Convention	1861	s.n.]
Test oaths:. . . an ordinance	North Carolina. Convention	1861	North Carolina State Convention]
The battle of Bethel Church. . .	North Carolina. Convention	1861	Syme & Hall
Executive documents.	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1865	Cannon & Holden, printers to the state
Journal of the Constitutional Convention of the state of North-Carolina: at its session 1868.	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1868	J. W. Holden, convention printer
To the people of North Carolina.	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1868	The Convention?
Journal of the Convention,called by the freemen of North-Carolina,to amend the constitution of the state,which assembled in the city of Raleigh,on the 4th of June,1835,and continued in session until the 11th day of July thereafter	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1835	Printed by J. Gales & Son, Printers to the Convention
Proceedings and debates of the Convention of North Carolina	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1836	Printed by J. Gales
Constitution of North-Carolina	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1866	The Convention?
Constitution and by-laws,and minutes of the first session of the North Carolina Holiness Convention,held October 26-28,in Goldsboro,1899	North Carolina Holiness Convention	1899	N.C. Holiness Convention
Journal of the Constitutional Convention of the state of North Carolina, held in 1875	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1875	J. Turner, State Printer
Journal of the Constitutional Convention of the state of North-Carolina: at its session 1868.	North Carolina. Constitutional Convention	1868	J. W. Holden, convention printer
Journal of the convention of the people of North Carolina. . .	North Carolina. Convention, 1861-1862.	1862	J. W. Syme, printer to the convention
Report of proceedings of the first annual convention of the North Carolina Sanitary Association, held at Raleigh, February 6th and 7th, 1889	North Carolina Sanitary Association. Convention	1889	Edwards & Broughton
Proceedings of the. . . annual meeting of the Baptist State Convention	Baptist State Convention of North Carolina	1830	Printed by J.I. Pasteur
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Pt. 2. The Constitution and Rights. 7. Madison and the Problem of Rights. 8. Framing the Constitution. 9. The Basic Positions Stated. 13. Amendments Proposed to Congress, September 27, 1787	Richard Henry Lee.14.Statehouse Speech, October 6, 1787 /James Wilson.10.The Anti-Federalist Case.15.Second Essay Opposing the Constitution, November 1, 1787 /Brutus.16.Letter XVI, January 20, 1788 /Federal Farmer.11.The Federalist Position.17.Speech in the North Carolina Ratification Convention, July 28, 1788 /James Iredell.12.Madison and Jefferson: The Classic Exchange.18.Letter to Thomas Jefferson, October 24, 1787 /James Madison.19.Letter to James Madison, December 20, 1787 /Thomas Jefferson.20.Letter to James Madison, July 31, 1788 /Thomas Jefferson.21.Letter to Thomas Jefferson, October 17, 1788 /James Madison.22.Letter to James Madison, March 15, 1789 /Thomas Jefferson.13.Framing the Bill of Rights.23.Speech to the House of Representatives, June 8, 1789 /James Madison.24.Constitutional Amendments Proposed to the Senate, August 24, 1789 /U.S. House of Representatives.25.Constitutional Amendments Proposed to the States, September 28, 1789 /U.S. Congress	Declaring rights: a brief history with documents /	Rakove, Jack N.,	[1998], ©1998.	Bedford Books,
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