Kansas, cont'd. The territorial government of Kansas-1854. [Act approved 30 May, 1854.] (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 569-580.) 1855. This constitution was adopted at a convention held at Topeka, 23 October-2 November, 1855, submitted to the people for ratification 15 December following. Constitution of Kansas, 1855. (In: Poore (B. P.) The federal and state constitutions... of the United States. Washington, 1878. f°. pp. 580598.) Papers purporting to be the memorial of Senators and Representatives of the state of Kansas and the constitution of the state of Kansas. [Adopted in convention, October 23, 1855. With text of Topeka constitution.] n. t. p. [Washington,] 1856. 35 pp. 8°. (U.S. 34. Cong., I. sess. House misc. doc. 82.) Concurrent resolutions of the Territory of Kansas reaffirming the people's constitution framed at Topeka on the 23d day of October, 1855. n.t.-p. [Washington,] 1858. 2 pp. 8°. (U.S. 35. Cong., I. sess. House misc. doc. 40.) Report of the Committee on Territories [with minority report], to whom was referred so much of the annual message of the President... as relates to territorial affairs, together with his special message of the 24. Jan., 1856, in regard to Kansas Territory, and his message of the 18. Feb. in compliance with the resolution of the Senate of the 4. Feb., 1856, requesting transcripts of certain papers relative to the affairs of the Territory of Kansas, 12. March, 1856. 61 pp. 8°. (U. S. 34. Cong., I. sess. Senate Rep. 34.) Three memorials of citizens of the United States, residents of Leavenworth county, Kansas territory, praying the immediate admission of said Territory into the Union as a State. [With text of the Topeka constitution.] 27 pp. 8°. (U. S. 34. Cong., I. sess. Sen. mis. doc. 32.) Report [and minority report] of the Committee on Territories, to which was recommitted "a bill to authorize the people of the Territory of Kansas to form a constitution and state government, preparatory to their admission into the Union, when they have the requisite population"; and to which was referred "a bill to restore order and peace in Kansas"; and a bill supplementary to an act to organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas,' and to provide for the faithful execution of the said act in the Territory of Kansas, according to the true intent and meaning thereof"; and an amendment prepared by Mr. Seward, to the bill (S. 172,) to authorize the people of the Territory of Kansas to form a constitution and State government, preparatory to their admission into the Union, when they have the requisite population"; and "an amendment" proposed by Mr. Toombs as a substitute for the last-named bill. 30 June, 1856. 10.3 pp. 8°. (U. S. 34. Cong., I. sess. Senate Rep. 198.) Report of the Committee on Territories, to whom were referred Senate bill 356, entitled "An act to authorize the people of the Territory of Kansas to form a constitution and State government," preparatory to their admission into the Union on an equal footing with the original States, and also House bill 411, for the admission of Kansas as a State, with the amendment of the Senate thereto. 31 Jan., 1857. 9 pp. 8°. (U. S. 34. Cong., 3. sess. H. R. Rep. 173.) 1857. The Lecompton constitution adopted by a convention that met at Lecompton 4 September, 1857, adjourned for a month, completed its work 7 November following; when submitted to the people its advocates and opponents each claimed ratification or rejection. Constitution of Kansas, 1857. (In: Poore (B. P.) The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f°. pp. 598612.) Report of the Committee on Territories, to whom was referred the message of the President, communicating a constitution for Kansas as a state, adopted by the convention which met at Lecompton, on Monday, the 4th of September, 1857. n.t.-p. [Washington,] 1858. 88 pp. 8°. (35. Cong., 1. sess. S. rpt. 82.) Report from the select committee to whom was referred the message of the President of the 2d of February, concerning the constitution framed at Lecompton, in the Territory of Kansas, by a convention of delegates thereof, and the papers accompanying the same. n. t. p. 16 pp. 8°. Same; with the journal of the convention, and the constitution. n.t.-p. [Washington,] 1858. 319 pp. 8°. (U.S. 35. Cong., I. sess. H.rpt. 377.) Preamble and joint resolves of the territory of Kansas, relative to the Lecompton constitution. n. t.-p. [Washington,] 1858. 2 pp. 8°. (U. S. 35. Cong., I. sess. House misc, doc. 39.) Message of the President of the United States, communicating A constitution for Kansas as a State, and presenting his views in relation to the affairs of that Territory. 2 Feb., 1858. 32 pp. 8°. (U. S. 35. Cong.. I. sess. Senate Ex. doc. 21.) 1858. This constitution was adopted by a convention that met at Mineola, 23 March, 1858, adjourned to Leavenworth two days following, and finished its work 3 April. The claim was made that it was ratified at its submission to the people on 18 May. A certified copy of the constitution adopted at Leavenworth, in the Territory of Kansas [April 3, 1858]; and a schedule of votes for the constitution and state officers. n.t.-p. [Washington,] 1859. 24 pp. 8°. (U.S. 35. Cong., 2. sess. House misc. doc. 44.) Constitution of Kansas, 1858. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions ...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f°. pp. 613-629.) 1859. Adopted at the Wyandotte convention, 5-29 July, 1859, ratified by the people 4 October following. Copy of the constitution adopted by the convention at Wyandot, for the state of Kansas, July 29, 1859. n. t.-p. [Washington,] 1860. 21 pp. (U.S. 36. Cong., I. sess. House misc. doc. 6.) Constitution of Kansas, 1859. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions ...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f°. pp. 629-645.) KENTUCKY, An Act for the Government of the Territory of the United States, south of the river Ohio. [26 May, 1790.] [New York, 1790.] 2 11. f°. Same. (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. p. 646.) An act declaring the consent of Congress, that a new state be formed within the jurisdiction of the commonwealth of Virginia, and admitted into this Union, by the name of the state of Kentucky. [4 Feb., 1791.] 1 1. f°. Act admitting Kentucky into the Union-1791. (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 646-647.) Constitution of Kentucky, 1792. (In: Poore (Benjanin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f. pp. 647-656.) WARFIELD (Ethelbert D.) Constitutional Aspect of Kentucky's Struggle for Autonomy, 17841792. (Magazine of American History. v. 23, pp. 363-375. New York, 1890. 8°.) Constitution of Kentucky, 1850. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions ...of the United States. Washington, 1878. fo. pp. 658-686.) Constitution of Kentucky and rules of the Senate and House of Representatives, and joint rules of both houses. Frankfort: G. D. Prentice, state prtr., 1865. 12°. 103 pp. Same. Frankfort: E. P. Johnson, prtr., 1890. 104 pp. 8°. Journal and proceedings of the convention of the state of Kentucky. Frankfort: Prtd. by A. G. Hodge & Co., 1849. 531 pp. lea. 8°. Report of the debates and proceedings of the convention for the revision of the constitution of the state of Kentucky, 1849. Frankfort: Prtd. at the office of A. Hodges & Co., 1849. 1129 pp. lea. 8°. 1891. Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky... 1891. Louisville: Press of Courier-Journal Job Print Co. [1891?] 64 pp. 8°. Official report of the proceedings and debates in the convention assembled at Frankfort, on the eighth day of September, 1890, to adopt, amend or change the constitution of the state of Kentucky. Frankfort: E. Polk Johnson, prtr. to the convention, 1890. 4 v. lea. 8°. LOUISIANA. 1803. Treaty ceding Louisiana, 30 April, 1803. (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 687-689.) Act for taking possession of Louisiana-1803. (Ibid. p. 690.) 1804. The territories of Louisiana and Orleans-1804. (Eighth Congress, First Session.) An Act erecting Louisiana into two Territories, and providing for the temporary government thereof. [26 March, 1804.] (Ibid. p. 691-695.) 1805. The territorial government of Orleans-1805. (Eighth Congress, Second Session.) An Act further providing for the territorial government of Orleans. [2 March, 1805.] (Ibid. pp. 696–697.) The territory of Louisiana-1805. (Eighth Congress, Second Session.) An Act to provide for the government of the Territory of Louisiana. [3 March, 1805.] (Ibid. pp. 697-698.) 1811. Enabling act for Louisiana-1811. (Eleventh Congress, Third Session.) An Act to enable the people of the Territory of Louisiana to form a constitution and State government. [20 Feb., 1811.] (Ibid. pp. 699-700.) 1812. Constitution of Louisiana-1812. (Ibid. pp. 700709.) Same. In French. (In: Dufau's Collection des Constitutions. vi, 76.) Constitution of 1812. Adopted at New Orleans, Act for the admission of Louisiana-1812. (Twelfth Congress, First Session.) Act declaring the admission of the State of Louisiana into the Union. [8 April, 1812.] (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. pp. 709-710.) 2. ed. Act to enlarge the limits of Louisiana—[14 April,] 1812. (Ibid. p. 711.) 1845. Constitution of... Louisiana, 1845. n. p. [1845?] 19, 20 pp. 8°. In English and French. Constitution of Louisiana, 1845. (In: Poore (B. P.) Ann. rpt. Secy. State of Louisiana, 1902. p. 68.) Journal of the proceedings of the Convention begun and held in the city of New Orleans, on the 14th day of January, 1845. New Orleans: Besaçon, Ferguson & Co., 1845. 356 pp., I tab. 4°. Journal de la convention qui s'est réunie à l'effet de ré-adopter, amender ou changer la constitution de l'état de la Louisiane. n. t. p. [NouvelleOrleans, 1845.] 72 pp. 8°. Journal de la Convention de la Louisiane. Nouvelle Orleans: J. Bayon, 1845. 367 pp. 8°. Journal de la Convention de la Louisiane. [With: Constitution de l'état de la Louisiane, 1845.] Nouvelle Orleans: J. Bayon, 1845. I p.l., 367, II pp. 8°. Louisiana, cont'd. Proceedings and debates of the Convention of Louisiana, which assembled at city of New Orleans, January 14, 1844. New Orleans: Besaçon, Ferguson & Co., 1845. 960, ii pp. 4°. [Official report of debates in the Louisiana convention, Aug. 5-24, 1844.] n. t.-p. 131 pp. 4°. Rapports officiels des débats de la convention de la Louisiane. Constitution de l'état de la Louisiane. Nouvelle Orleans, 1845. N[ew] Orleans: J. Bayon, 1845 460, 11 pp. 8°. 1852. Constitution of Louisiana, 1852. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. fo. pp. 725-739.) Constitution of 1852. Adopted at Baton Rouge, July 31,1852. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State of Louisiana, 1902. p. 69.) Journal of the convention to form a new constitution for the state of Louisiana. New Orleans: Printed at the Crescent Office, 1852. 100 pp. 4°. 1861. Constitution of Louisiana, 1861. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f°. p. 739.) A brief synopsis. Proceedings of the Louisiana state convention [held Jan. 23-Feb. 12, Mch. 4-26, 1861]. (In English and French), together with the ordinances...and the constitution of the state as amended. New Orleans: J. O. Nixon, 1861. 8°. 330 pp. Extract of proceedings, with facsimile text of ordinance of secession. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State of Louisiana, 1902. p. 110.) 1864. Constitution of Louisiana, 1864. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f. pp. 740-755.) Constitution of 1864. Adopted in convention, July 23, 1864. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State of Louisiana, 1902. p. 117.) Official journal of the proceedings of the convention for the revision and amendment of the constitution of the state of Louisiana. [April 6-July 25, 1864.] With same in French. New Orleans: W. R. Fish, 1864. 184, x, 187, x pp. 8°. Debates in the convention for the revision and amendment of the constitution of the state of Louisiana, assembled... April 6.-[July 25.,] 1864. By A. P. Bennett, official reporter. New Orleans W. R. Fish, 1864. 643 pp. 8°. p. 139.) Same. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State of Louisiana, 1902. Official journal of the proceedings of the convention for framing a constitution for the state of Louisiana. New Orleans: J. B. Roudanez & Co., prtrs., 1868. 315 pp., 1 1. 8°. North Carolina and Louisiana. Message from the President of the United States, transmitting documents and papers relating to the proceedings in North Carolina and Louisiana to which they refer, viz.: constitutions of those states. [Washington: Government Printing Office, 1868.] 40 pp. 8°. (U. S. 40. Cong., 2. Sess. H. R. Ex. Doc. 281.) 1879. Constitution of the state of Louisiana, adopted in Convention at the city of New Orleans, the twenty-third day of July, 1879. New Orleans: J. H. Cosgrove, 1879. 90 pp. 8°. Constitution of 1879 [with amendments]. Adopted at New Orleans, July 23, 1879. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State, 1902. p. 167.) Official journal of the proceedings of the constitutional convention of the state of Louisiana, held in New Orleans, Monday, April 21, 1879. [With app. of department reports, submitted to the convention.] New Orleans: Convention Prtr., 1879. 337, 156 pp. 8°. 1898. Constitution of the State of Louisiana, adopted in convention, New Orleans, May 12, 1898. New Orleans: Convention Prtr., 1898. 144, xv pp. 8°. Same. 1898. 129, xv pp. Constitution of 1898 [with 1st and 2d amendments]. Adopted at New Orleans, May 12, 1898. (In: Ann. rpt. Secy. State, 1902. p. 228.) New Orleans: H. J. Hearsey, prtr., 8°. Official journal of the proceedings of the constitutional convention, held in New Orleans, Feb. 8, 1898. And calendar. New Orleans: H. J. Hearsey, prtr., 1898. 385, 77 pp., 2 tables. MAINE. 1603. The charter of Acadia-1603. Federal and State Constitutions. 1878. 2. ed. p. 773.) 8°. (In: Poore (B. P.) Washington, Granted by Henry IV. of France to Pierre du Gast, sieur de Ments. 1639. Grant of the province of Maine-[3. April] 1639. (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 774-783.) Grant by Charles I. of Great Britain to Sir Ferdinand Gorges. 1664. Grant of the province of Maine-[12 March] 1664. (Ibid. pp. 783-785.) Grant by Charles II. to the Duke of York. Maine, cont'd. 1674. Grant of the province of Maine-[29 June] 1674. (Ibid. pp. 786–788.) The same to the same. 1820. Constitution for the state of Maine: formed in convention, Portland, 29th of October, A. D. 1819, . . . And recommended to the People for their adoption in town meetings, on the 6th of December. Portland: Francis Douglas, 1819. 32 pp. 8°. Petition of a convention of the people of the District of Maine, praying to be admitted into the Union as a separate and independent state, accompanied with a constitution [formed in convention at Portland, 29 Oct., 1819] for said state. Washington: Gales & Seaton, 1819. 35 pp. 8°. (U. S. 16. Cong., 1. Sess. H. R. docs. v. I, no. 3.) Constitution of Maine, 1820. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions ...of the United States. Washington, 1878. fo. pp. 788-809.) Same. In French. (In: Dufau's Collection des constitutions. vi, 157.) Constitution of the State of Maine, formed in convention at Portland, October 29, and adopted by the people in town meetings, on Dec. 6, 1819 ...together with amendments subsequently made thereto, and arranged, as amended, in pursuance of a resolve of the legislature approved Feb. 24, 1875, with amendments adopted since the lastnamed date. Augusta Sprague, Burleigh & Flynt, state prtrs., 1887. 39 pp., I l. 4°. Constitution of... Maine... 1819... with amendments...and arranged, as amended, in...1875, by L. D. Carver. Augusta: Kennebec Jour. Print, 1902. 62 pp. 4°. Cession of Maine by Massachusetts-[25 Feb.] 1820. An Act in addition to an act entitled "An act relating to the separation of the District of Maine from Massachusetts proper, and forming the same into a separate and independent State." (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 809-810.) Act admitting Maine into the Union. [3 March, 1820.] (Ibid. p. 810.) Journal of the constitutional convention of the district of Maine: with the articles of separation, and governor Brooks' proclamation prefixed, 1819-20. Augusta: Fuller & Fuller, prtrs., 1856. 112 (2) pp. nar. 8°. The debates, resolutions, and other proceedings of the Convention of Delegates, assembled... 1819, for the purpose of forming a constitution for the state of Maine Prefixed, the constitution... By J. Perley. Portland: A. Shirley, 1820. iv, 5-300 pp., 1 l. 12°. The debates and journals of the constitutional convention of the state of Maine, 1819-20, and amendments subsequently made to the constitution. [Edited by Charles E. Nash.] Augusta: Maine Farmers' Almanac Press, 1894. [727] pp., I facsim. (in 24 leaves). 8°. various paging. Resolves to amend the constitution. [Jan. 30, 1844.] n. p.: W. R. Smith & Co., prtrs. [1844.] 6 pp. 8°. (Senate no. 16.) MARYLAND. 1632. The charter of Maryland. (In: Maryland Laws, 1692-1715. London, 1723. f°.) Granted 20. June, 1632, by Charles I. to Cæcilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore. Same. (pp. 1-10 of: Abridgment and collection of the acts of Assembly of the province... By J. Bisset. Philadelphia: Printed by W. Bradford, 1759. 8°.) Same. (In: Laws... at large, with the proper indexes. Now first collected... To which is prefixed the charter... By Thomas Bacon. Annapolis: Prtd. by J. Green, 1765. 368 l. f°.) Same. (In: Poore (B. P.) Federal and State Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 2. ed. pp. 811-817.) 1776. Laws of Maryland made since 1763, consisting of the Acts of Assembly under the Proprietary Governments, Resolves of Convention, the Declaration of Rights, the Constitution and Form of Government, the Articles of Confederation, and Acts of Assembly since the Revolution. Annapolis: Prtd. by Frederick Green, 1787. 229 pp. f°. 100 copies printed. Edited by A. C. Hanson. The laws of Maryland, to which are prefixed the original charter... the bill of rights and constitution of the state... Revised... by W. Kilty. Annapolis: Prtd. by F. Green, 1799-1800. 2 v. 4°. The declaration of rights and the constitution of Maryland, as adopted by the convention, with the several amendments by acts of Assembly. BaltiCompared and revised by G. Hebb. more: W. Wooddy, 1824. 55 pp., I l. 24°. The declaration of rights and constitution and form of government of the state of Maryland, together with its amendments to April, 1839. Frederick E. Hughes, 1839. 31 pp. 8°. Constitution of Maryland, 1776. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f. pp. 817-837.) Same. In French. (In Dufau's Collection des constitutions. v. 429.) MCHENRY (James). Thoughts on the constitution of Maryland, especially as it relates to a right in the people to instruct the legislature. (American Museum. Philadelphia: M. Carey, 1788. v. 4, PP. 333-334.) 1851. The constitution of the state of Maryland, reported and adopted by the convention of delegates assembled at... Annapolis, Nov. 4. 1850, and submitted to the voters of the state...on the first Wednesday of June, 1851. Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., prtrs.. 1851. 8 pp. 8°. The declaration of rights and the new constitution, to which is annexed the organization of the house, and the list of members and standing committees. Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., 1851. 24 pp. 8°. Maryland, cont'd. Constitution... adopted in Convention... assembled at... Annapolis...4 Nov., 1850, and adjourned on 13 May, 1851. [Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., prtrs., 1851.] 9-70 pp., 1 l. 8°. Same, corrected. Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., prtrs., 1851. 70 pp. 8°. The constitution of the state of Maryland, reported and adopted by the convention of the delegates assembled at the city of Annapolis, November 4th, 1850, and... ratified by the people... June, 1851...with marginal notes... and an appendix and index, by Edward Otis Hinkley. Baltimore : J. Murphy & Co., prtrs., 1855. 108 PP. clo. 8°. Constitution of Maryland, 1851. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley). The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. fo. pp. 837-859.) Proceedings of the Maryland State Convention to frame a new constitution, commenced at Annapolis, Nov. 4, 1850. Annapolis: Riley & Davis, prtrs., 1850. 895, 36 pp. 8°. Debates and proceedings of the Maryland Reform Convention to revise the state constitution... Prefixed the bill of rights and constitution as adopted...Annapolis: W. M'Neir, 1851. 2 v. 8°. CRISFIELD (J. W.) Speech... on the apportion ment of representation. Delivered in the convention of Maryland, on Thursday, March 27, 1851. Annapolis: Riley & Davis, prtrs., 1851. 24 pp. 8°. CHAMBERS ( ), Judge. Speech ..on the judicial tenure... April, 1851. Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., 1851. 41 pp. 8°. HARRY (James Warner). The Maryland constitution of 1851. 86 p. (John Hopkins univ. studies. ser. 20, no. 7-8. Baltimore, 1902.) BELT (E. W.) The reform conspiracy: a letter addressed to B. T. Johnson of Frederick. Baltimore: Sherwood & Co., 1858. 44 pp. 8°. 1864. The constitution of the state of Maryland. Baltimore: Printed and published by John Murphy & Co., 1864. 107 pp. 8°. The constitution of the state of Maryland. Reported and adopted by the convention of delegates assembled at... Annapolis... April 27, 1864... and ratified...Oct., 1864. With marginal notes and references... by E. D. Hinkley. Baltimore: J. Murphy & Co., prtrs., 1864. 108 pp. 8°. Constitution of Maryland, 1864. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. f. pp. 859-888.) Proceedings of the State Convention of Maryland to frame a new Constitution. Commenced at Annapolis, Apr. 27, 1864. Annapolis: R. P. Bayly, prtr., 1864. 856 pp. 8°. The debates of the constitutional convention of the state of Maryland, assembled at... Annapolis... April 27, 1864... with the old constitution...and the new constitution... W. B. Sord, reporter— H. M. Parkhurst, assistant. Annapolis: R. P. Bayly, 1864. 3 v. 8°. MYERS (William Starr). The Maryland constitution of 1864. 98(1) p. (Johns Hopkins univ. studies, ser. 19, nos. 8-9. Baltimore, 1901.) 1867. Constitution...submitted... September 18, 1867. Constitution of Maryland, 1867. (In: Poore (Benjamin Perley.) The federal and state constitutions...of the United States. Washington, 1878. fo. pp. 888-920.) Proceedings of the State Convention of Maryland, to frame a new constitution, commenced at Annapolis, May 8, 1867. [With documents A. B. D.] Annapolis: George Colton, prtr., 1867. 850, 66, 14 pp. 8°. MASSACHUSETTS. See also NEW ENGLAND CONFEDERATION OF 1643. Collections. The acts and resolves, public and private, of the province of Massachusetts- Bay: to which are prefixed the charters of the province. With historical and explanatory notes and an appendix. Boston: Wright & Potter, State printers, 1869– 96. 8 v. 4. Edited by Abner C. Goodell and others. 1620. The charter for New England. [3 Nov., 1620.] (Hazard (Ebenezer). Historical Collections. Philadelphia, 1792. v. I., pp. 103-118.) First appearance in print, probably from a manuscript copy in the New Hampshire Superior Court files. Same. (In: Trumbull (Benjamin). History of Connecticut. Hartford, 1797. V. I., appendix.) Same. (In: Brigham (William). Laws passed in Plymouth Colony from 1623 to 1691. Boston, 1836. pp. 1-18.) Same. (In: Baylies (Francis). An Historical Memoir of the Colony of New Plymouth. Boston, 1830. 2. ed. Boston, 1866. v. I., p. 160.) Same. (In: Popham Memorial Volume. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 1863. pp. 110-118.) Same (In Poore (B. P.) Constitutions. Washington, 1878. 8°. pp. 921-931.) Agreement between the settlers at New Plymouth, 11 November, 1620. (In Mourt's Relation. London, 1622, p. 3; Young's Chronicles of the Pilgrims, 'Boston, 1841, pp. 121-122; Cheever's Journal of the Pilgrims, Boston, 1848, pp. 3031; Dexter's edition of Mourt, Boston, 1865, pp. 6-7; Poore's Federal and State Constitutions, Washington, 1878, 2. ed., p. 931; Winsor's Narrative and Critical History, Boston, 1884, v. 3, pp. 269–270.) Mayflower (The) Compact. (Magazine of American History. v. 8, pp. 847-848. New York, 1882. 8°.) |