The Journal of the    
Debates in the Convention
      Which Framed    
The Constitution of the
United States
      May-September, 1787    
      As Recorded by    
James Madison
      Edited by    
Gaillard Hunt
      In Two Volumes    
      Volume I.    
      G. P. Putnam's Sons    
      New York and London    
The Knickerbocker Press
      1908    
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
[pg iii]
      CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.    
      PAGE    
        The Records of the Constitutional Convention (Introduction by the        Editor) vii
        Chronology xix
        Journal of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 1
[pg v]
      LIST OF FAC-SIMILES.    
      FACING
 PAGE    
        First Page of Madison's Journal, actual size 2
        Charles Pinckney's Letter 20
        The Pinckney Draft 22
        Hamilton's Principal Speech 154
[pg vii]
      THE RECORDS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.    
      James Madison's contemporaries generally conceded that he was the      leading statesman in the convention which framed the Constitution of the      United States; but in addition to this he kept a record of the proceedings      of the convention which outranks in importance all the other writings of      the founders of the American Republic. He is thus identified, as no other      man                        
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