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He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention
George Mason was a great American and an even greater Virginian. Mr. Mason contributed to the establishment of the Virginia government and was satisfied with the Articles of Confederation and highly opposed to the U.S. Constitution in 1787/1788 and voted against it.
He felt that it gave the government too much power. George Mason also opposed slavery and the constitution did not state anything against slavery in the US.
George Mason was truly one of the Founding Fathers. He penned the Virginia Constitution which later became a groundwork for the US Constitution and especially the Bill of Rights. George Mason did not sign the constitution because he felt it was inadequate in its control of government power. George Mason is considered one of the proprieters of Libertarianism.
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He foresaw sectional strife and feared the power of government .
He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention
George Mason was a great American and an even greater Virginian. Mr. Mason contributed to the establishment of the Virginia government and was satisfied with the Articles of Confederation and highly opposed to the U.S. Constitution in 1787/1788 and voted against it.
He felt that it gave the government too much power. George Mason also opposed slavery and the constitution did not state anything against slavery in the US.
John Thomson Mason has written: 'Life of John Van Lear McMahon' -- subject(s): Biography, Politicians, Politics and government
J. Mason has written: 'To the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, president elect of the United States' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Public lands
He wanted the states to be more powerful than the national government
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Edward Campbell Mason has written: 'The veto power: its origin, development, and function in the government of the United States (1789-1889)' -- subject(s): Veto