1987 James Wilson Argues Against Equal Rep.
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Cover Celebrates Wilson's Contribution to US Constitution
Own this cover marking the bicentennial of the document that framed America’s government. It commemorates a speech by James Wilson on July 14, 1787, expressing his views against equal representation in the Legislature. He preferred proportional representation based on each state's population. The Connecticut Compromise proposed two houses of Congress, the Senate with equal representation for each state and the House of Representative with proportional representation.
The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, postmark pays tribute to the city Wilson settled in after immigrating from Scotland. The cover features an Eagle and Shield stamp (#1596) and a Flag Over the Capitol stamp.
This cover is part of a series issued in honor of the Bicentennial of the Constitution. Begin your mini-collection of these covers today.
Cover Celebrates Wilson's Contribution to US Constitution
Own this cover marking the bicentennial of the document that framed America’s government. It commemorates a speech by James Wilson on July 14, 1787, expressing his views against equal representation in the Legislature. He preferred proportional representation based on each state's population. The Connecticut Compromise proposed two houses of Congress, the Senate with equal representation for each state and the House of Representative with proportional representation.
The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, postmark pays tribute to the city Wilson settled in after immigrating from Scotland. The cover features an Eagle and Shield stamp (#1596) and a Flag Over the Capitol stamp.
This cover is part of a series issued in honor of the Bicentennial of the Constitution. Begin your mini-collection of these covers today.