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Why were Hamilton, Madison, and Jay so committed to the Constitution? O to unify and consolidate the developing government they believed it was important love of country desire for freedom from the English
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Why were Hamilton, Madison, and Jay so committed to the Constitution?

O to unify and consolidate the developing government
they believed it was important
love of country
desire for freedom from the English

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to unify and consolidate the developing government

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