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Page 142
He was also a member of the Connecticut convention for ratifying the constitution
, and one of the first United States ' senators from Connecticut , and was , as his
biographer says , entitled to the chief paternity of the Judiciary Act of 1789.
He was also a member of the Connecticut convention for ratifying the constitution
, and one of the first United States ' senators from Connecticut , and was , as his
biographer says , entitled to the chief paternity of the Judiciary Act of 1789.
Page 143
While still holding his office as chief justice , Ellsworth was appointed one of the
envoys on the second mission to France . This mission was a point on which the
ultra federalists , with Hamilton at their head , began to cool in their support of the
...
While still holding his office as chief justice , Ellsworth was appointed one of the
envoys on the second mission to France . This mission was a point on which the
ultra federalists , with Hamilton at their head , began to cool in their support of the
...
Page 145
After holding for a short time the office of Secretary of State under the elder
Adams , he was appointed to the station of Chief Justice , which he so long
illustrated and adorned , and in which , after a service of thirtyfour years , he died
.
After holding for a short time the office of Secretary of State under the elder
Adams , he was appointed to the station of Chief Justice , which he so long
illustrated and adorned , and in which , after a service of thirtyfour years , he died
.
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THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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