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Jason Yonce

Jason Yonce

Jason Yonce is a 2018 graduate from Pittsburg State University where he completed his thesis work under the direction of Dr. Chris Childers. His interests include the later careers of the constitutional framers, constitutional history, and post-Reconstruction southern politicians. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Constitutional Debate, Law, Postwar Politics (>1783) November 5, 2020 November 2, 2020

The Constitutional Convention Debates the Electoral College

In the last two decades, the Electoral College has come under harsh, though derivative, criticism as a result of the presidential elections in 2000…

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Critical Thinking, Documents, Law October 3, 2019 October 3, 2019

How Magna Carta Influenced the American Revolution

In 1984, Ross Perot purchased a copy of the 1297 reissuance of the Magna Carta from the Brudenell family who had held the document…

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Constitutional Debate, Postwar Politics (>1783) May 27, 2019 May 24, 2019

The Annapolis Convention of 1786: A Call for a Stronger National Government

Speaking at South Carolina’s ratification convention in 1788, Charles Pinckney derided the Articles of Confederation as a “miserable, feeble mockery of government.” Pinckney was…

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Constitutional Debate, Politics, War at Sea and Waterways (1775–1783) November 29, 2018 November 26, 2018

The Constitutional Debate over a Standing National Navy

There is a gap in most histories of the United States Navy. The blank space lies between the end of the American Revolution and…

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