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From the Independent gazetteer, Mr. Printer. This is certainly a very important crisis to the people of America. [Against the hasty adoption of the constitution] Before we establish a government whose acts will be the supreme law of the land, and whose power will extend to almost every case without exception, we ought carefully to guard ourselves by a bill of rights against the invasion of those liberties which it is essential for us to retain… Your’s An Old Whig. Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. [1787].

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