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ثورةىذاوسىالفال حوةىوأثرهاىفيىالبناءىالددتوريىاألمروكيى ى) 1787-1786 ى(ى م.د.ىرليىخوورىمطرودى جامعةىوادطى/ىكلوةىالتربوةىى

Leonard Richards

George Washington Henry Knox King

Rufus John Hancock James Bowdoin

Uxbridge Worcester Nathan Tyler Samuel Ely

George III Marion Starkey Daniel Shays

Northampton Worcester Great Barrington James Bowdoin Alexander Hamilton Morns Abigail Thomas Jefferson Adams Samuel Adams

David Szatmary James Madison Artemas Ward John Adams

Artemas Ward Samuel Holden William Shepherd Benjamin Lincoln Belisarius Von Steuben

Springfield Luke Day Chicopee

John Patterson Ethan Allen

Lord Dorchester Joseph Brant Lord Sidney Petersham Hadley Berkshire

Charles Rose John Bly Benjamin Franklin Rhode Island

Michael Kenney

Jonathan Smith Josiah Whitney

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Cary North, John Han cock's Big toe and Constitution, on website, 7 LewRockwell.com 8 A Tale of two Rebellions, on website, http://americanvision.org. M. Menier and Other, France and United Stated, N. Y. Free Trade Club,1878,P.20 and after. 10 ) David P. Szatmary, Shays s Rebellion (Boston: University of Massachusetts Press,1980), PP.16-17 (11)David P. Szatmary, Shays s Rebellion PP.20-22. 12 ) Ibid. (13)Derrick Jackson, 200 years of the Constitution s history, Newsday, 21 February1987,P.3. 14 A Tale of two Rebellions, on website, http://americanvision.org Harper s Monthly Magazine, Shays s Rebellion, April 1862, 656-662.http://www.loc.go 15 Cary North, John Han cock's Big toe and Constitution, on website, 16 LewRockwell.com Theodore.Lyman.Jr, The diplomacy of the United States "from the first treaty with France in 1778 to the Present time, "Second edition.vol.ii, Boston,1828, PP. 59-76. (18 Howard Zinn, A people's History, P.71. 19 A Tale of two Rebellions, on website, http://americanvision.org (20)Rose Vest, Shay's Rebellion, The Articles of Confederation Revisited, on website www.uniforms.4u.com (21)Leonard L. Richards, Shay s Rebellion: The American Revolution s Final Battle (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2002, P.88. 22 A Tale of two Rebellions, on website, http://americanvision.org 23 24 David P. Szatmary, Shays s Rebellion, PP. 37, 44. Katherine Amber Elms, Shays s Rebellion and the U.S. Constitution, P.4. (25 ) Vaughan, A.T. The horrid and unnatural rebellion of Daniel Shays,

26 Katherine Amber Elms, Shays s Rebellion and the U.S. Constitution, P.4. 27 ) Katherine Amber Elms, Shays s Rebellion and the U.S. Constitution, P.4. North.Callahan, Henry Knox: General Washington's General. New York: Rinehart,1958. John E. Ferling,The First of Men: A Life of George Washington, Biography from a leading scholar.,1989. 30 Quoted in: Henry Knox ( 1755-1861) on website,www.shaysrbellion.stcc.edu. 31) Quoted in: Henry Knox ( 1755-1861) on website,www.shaysrbellion.stcc.edu. Harlow Giles,Unger,. John Hancock: Merchant King and American Patriot. New York: Wiley & Sons, 2000. Cary North, John Han cock's Big toe and Constitution, on website, 33 LewRockwell.com

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