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Jefferson and Madison Letters: Should a Constitution Last Forever? - Journal of the American Revolution
One day in the late winter of 1788 in Paris, the Marquis de Lafayette and two other champions of republicanism, Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine, held a little “convention of our own,” according to Lafayette. They were discussing the latest news from America about the debates taking place over ratifying the Constitution of 1787.[1] Jefferson […] The post Jefferson and Madison Letters: Should a Constitution Last Forever? appeared first on Journa…
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