Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution
Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution

Edmund Randolph draft of the United States Constitution


Permanent ID:
1390
Date:
September 1787
Image Description:
“The first draft of The Report of the Committee of Five of the Federal Convention.  Printed for the use of members in an edition of sixty (60) copies, on one side of seven leaves only.”  (Evans 20816)  This is the first printed draft of the Constitution—printed by Dunlap and Claypoole.  Randolph was a delegate to the Convention from Virginia.  Like the two manuscript drafts, this printed draft lists all the states in the first line.  However, it states “The stile of the government shall be ‘The United States of America.’”
Format:
Printed Matter
Collection:
Historical Society of Pennsylvania Treasures Collection
Related Person or Organization:
Randolph, Edmund (printer)