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--- documents:external:constitution_not_product_of_runaway_convention [2018/03/26 10:19] – Oliver Wolcott
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 DEFYING CONVENTIONAL WISDOM: THE CONSTITUTION WAS NOT THE PRODUCT OF A RUNAWAY CONVENTION
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 As we can see, while Anti-Federalists had serious doubts about the propriety of the actions of the Convention's delegates, there was an overriding acknowledgement within their ranks of one key legal issue: the sources of the authority for the delegates were the enactments of each of the several state legislatures.
+(See also: [[historicaldocuments:founding:proceedings_annapolis_1787|Proceedings of the Annapolis Convention]] and [[historicaldocuments:founding:credentials|Credentials of the Delegates of 1787]])
 == b. Federalist Views ==