Brutus and Cato unmasked : General John Williams's role in the New York ratification debate, 1787-88
2008
973.05 A510pr 2008 v. 118 pt. 2
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Title
Brutus and Cato unmasked : General John Williams's role in the New York ratification debate, 1787-88
Published
Worcester, Mass. 2008
Description
297-337 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
973.05 A510pr 2008 v. 118 pt. 2
Note
Essays of 'Cato', and 'Brutus' appeared in Manhattan newpapers: Cato, who published his first letter in Sept. 1787, was the first New York anti-federalist in print; Brutus, in Oct. 1787, contained influential expression of the anti-federalist position. Author attributed an authorship to John Williams.
Includes bibliographical references.
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