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In 1787 Jay authored three of the articles now collectively called The Federalist, in which he, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton argued effectively in support of the ratification of the new Federal Constitution.

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John Langdon was a very strong speaker. He arrived late at the Constitutional Convention and missed the debate over representation. Langdon stated that a strong national government would be necessary with tax and military reasons. He also didn't want the debate on slavery to be decided by the people.

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John Langdon contributed to the constitution by doind nothing at all because he is not famous or known for anything at all.

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he helped draft the Constitution for slavery

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