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title:“William Pierce to William Short”
authors:William Pierce
date written:1787-7-25
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Pierce, William. "Letter to William Short." Supplement to Max Farrand's The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787. Ed. James H. Hutson. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1987. 182. Print.
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William Pierce to William Short (July 25, 1787)

New York, July 25th 1787
Dear Sir
. . . In January last I took my seat in Congress and continued untill May, when I met the Delegates from the different States, in Convention, at Philadelphia. After continuing in that Council untill all the first principles of the new Government were established, I came on again to New York, and am now in Congress. The business of the Convention is now going on with some degree of harmony. I dare not communicate any of its proceedings. . . .

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