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Summary
The final two paragraphs of this draft were rejected. Cf. Journals of the Continental Congress, v. 27, p. 544-545.
Imprint supplied by Evans, who gives date June 3, 1784. Journals of the Continental Congress (v. 27, p. 720) give date April 13, 1784.
Evans 18833
Journals of the Continental Congress, 431
Wheeler, J.T. Maryland, 349
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