Hello! This installment of the podcast takes us through the ratification battle over the US constitution, well at least part of it. The remainder of those state debates will be up with the next cast! Enjoy and thanks for listening!

History of the United States Podcast 53: Ratifying the Constitution Part 2

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History of the United States Podcast 53: Ratifying the Constitution Part 2

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