Edmund Pendleton favored ratification of the U.S. Constitution because he believed it would create a stronger and more effective federal government capable of maintaining order and stability. He recognized the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, which had led to economic turmoil and political disunity. Pendleton valued the protection of individual liberties and the establishment of a system of checks and balances that the Constitution offered, seeing it as essential for the future prosperity of the nation.
Edmund Pendleton favored the ratification of the Constitution because he believed it would create a stronger federal government capable of maintaining order and providing for the common defense. He viewed the Articles of Confederation as inadequate for addressing the nation's challenges, particularly in terms of economic stability and interstate relations. Pendleton also recognized that a more centralized authority could better protect individual rights and liberties. Overall, he saw the Constitution as essential for the future prosperity and security of the United States.
Edmund Pendleton was born in 1721.
Edmund J. Pendleton died in 1987.
Edmund J. Pendleton was born in 1899.
Edmund Pendleton Gaines has written: 'Memorial of Edmund Pendleton Gaines' -- subject(s): Defenses 'To the young men of the states of the American Union' -- subject(s): Defenses
He was a federalist
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Edmund Perry died in 1985.
he favored
No no no, she actively campaigned for the ratification. She was in favor.
Anti Federalists