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WILLIAM LIVINGSTON
1723-1790
Delegate to the Constitutional Convention (New Jersey)
Education: Yale
Occupation: lawyer
Political Affiliation:
Religious Affiliation: Presbyterian
Summary of Religious Views:
Livingston was originally Dutch Reformed, but converted to Presbyterianism.
Views on Religion & Politics:
Livingston was sometimes called the "Presbyterian lawyer" because he used his legal skills to fight Anglican privilege.
Quotations:
References, Links, & Further Reading: Books, Articles, Links
Books
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Articles
Ed. by Frank Monaghan, "Unpublished Correspondence of William Livingston and John Jay," Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, Vol. 52, July 1934, pp.141-62
Milton Martin Klein, "The Rise of the New York Bar: The Legal Career of William Livingston," William and Mary Quarterly 3d ser., Vol. 15, July 1958, pp. 334-58
Links
Works by William Livingston
Documents (Constitutional Sources Project)
Biographical Sites
LIVINGSTON, William, 1723-1790 (Biographical Directory of the US Congress)
William Livingston (National Archives -- The Founding Fathers)
William Livingston (Soldier-Statesmen of the Constitution -- Center of Military History, United States Army)
Gov. William Livingston (National Governors Association)
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