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L. Bridge Gary signed the Constitution as a delegate representing Indiana at the Constitutional Convention in 1787. He believed in the need for a strong federal government to maintain order and stability in the newly formed nation. By signing the Constitution, Gary aimed to contribute to the establishment of a framework that would promote unity among the states and protect individual rights. His support reflected the broader commitment of many delegates to create a more effective system of governance.

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