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Revolutionary War 250

29 JULY 1776, PHILADELPHIA: “You love to pick a political Bone, so I will even throw it to you”: John Adams writes to Abigail describing “two knotty Problems in Politicks” that are plaguing Congress’s debates over the Articles of Confederation: founders.archives.gov/documents/Ad...

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Revolutionary War 250

“If a Confederation should take Place, one great Question is how We shall vote. Whether each Colony shall count one? or whether each shall have a Weight in Proportion to its Numbers, or Wealth, or Exports and Imports, or a compound Ratio of all?

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“Another is whether Congress shall have Authority to limit the Dimensions of each Colony, to prevent those which claim, by Charter, or Proclamation, or Commission to the South Sea [Pacific Ocean], from growing too great and powerfull, so as to be dangerous to the rest.”