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Robert G. Natelson / Patrick Henry / GARY LAWSON / James Iredell / Joseph Rees III / George Nicholas / John P. Kaminski / Alexander Hamilton / Michael Stokes Paulsen / Stevens / Paul G. Kauper / Roscoe R. Hill / Charles L. Black / Sam J. Ervin / Jr. / ROGER SHERMAN HOAR / Art Thompson / James McClellan / John Lansing / Jr. / Walter Dellinger / Blair / Merrill Jensen / RUSSELL L. CAPLAN / George Mason / James Madison / Richard S. Kay / Charles J. Hoadly / Edmund Randolph / George W. Carey / Samuel Jones / John M. Harmon / Max Farrand / GUY I. SEIDMAN / Chauncy Ford / Ann Stuart Diamond / GEOFFREY P. MILLER / /
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PROPOSING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS BY CONVENTION: RULES GOVERNING THE PROCESS ROBERT G. NATELSON* ABSTRACT Much of the mystery surrounding the Constitution’s state-applicationand-convention amendment process is unnece