The Fabius Letters—John Dickinson

 
John Dickinson, in a series of letters published in the Delaware Gazette under the signature of Fabius, offers support for the new constitution being proposed to replace the Articles of Confederation; without—as was typical of Dickinson who was not a Federalist—the harsh partisanship of either the Federalists or the Democrats.

The
Letters of Fabius
Containing
Observations on the Constitution
Proposed by the Federal Convention.
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• No. I. — April 10, 1788.
• No. II.
• No. III.
• No. IV.
• No. V.
• No. VI.
• No. VII.
• No. VIII.
• No. IX.