1789 · [New-Haven
by Connecticut
[New-Haven: Green, 1789. 8pp [pp. 371-378], folio, stitched, lightly browned, light wear. Very Good.
This imprint demonstrates Connecticut's adaptation to the new "Constitution, agreed upon by the Convention of the United States." The General Assembly enacts legislation prescribing election procedures for Senators and Representatives to Congress.
Another Act requires all legislative, executive, and judicial officers of the State to "support the Constitution, agreed upon by the Convention of the United States, and ratified by the Convention of this State."
Another Act suspends all suits brought in Connecticut by any citizen of recalcitrant (truncated)
This imprint demonstrates Connecticut's adaptation to the new "Constitution, agreed upon by the Convention of the United States." The General Assembly enacts legislation prescribing election procedures for Senators and Representatives to Congress.
Another Act requires all legislative, executive, and judicial officers of the State to "support the Constitution, agreed upon by the Convention of the United States, and ratified by the Convention of this State."
Another Act suspends all suits brought in Connecticut by any citizen of recalcitrant (truncated)