One Vote, One State Havre de Grace Lunette: 8” wide x 19”

Lunette: 8” wide x 19” arch

Here the artist depicts two worlds meeting for the first time

It’s 1929 and these young lady spectators are sitting aboard the Miss Tylerton to watch the 9th annual Chesapeake Bay Workboat Races

Book size: 8 x 11”

Size: 16” w x 20” h

One Vote, One State Havre de Grace Lunette: 8” wide x 19”June 1787 Under the Articles of Confederation, every state had one vote, but Madisons plan gave more representatives and more votes to states with more people. William Patterson of New Jersey, scolding the delegates for going so far beyond the Articles of Confederation, presented a plan that preserved equality in voting. It was rejected and delegates continued to argue bitterly. Unframed archival print, signed lower right Size: 15" w x 10" h Note: