Massachusetts General Court. (1790). Report. The committee of both Houses, appointed to consider further amendments in the Constitution of the United States--report: That having carefully examined and considered the subject referred to them; they are fully of opinion, that further amendments in that Constitution are necessary to secure the liberties of the people. Printed by Thomas Adams, printer to the Honorable General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Massachusetts General Court. Report. The Committee of Both Houses, Appointed to Consider Further Amendments in the Constitution of the United States--report: That Having Carefully Examined and Considered the Subject Referred to Them; They Are Fully of Opinion, That Further Amendments in That Constitution Are Necessary to Secure the Liberties of the People. Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, printer to the Honorable General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1790.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Massachusetts General Court. Report. The Committee of Both Houses, Appointed to Consider Further Amendments in the Constitution of the United States--report: That Having Carefully Examined and Considered the Subject Referred to Them; They Are Fully of Opinion, That Further Amendments in That Constitution Are Necessary to Secure the Liberties of the People. Printed by Thomas Adams, printer to the Honorable General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1790.