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Considered the "Forgotten Founder," which Anti-Federalist argued that a bill of rights was a necessary addition to the Constitution? a. Patrick Henry b. Richard Henry …

Considered the "Forgotten Founder," which Anti-Federalist argued that a bill of rights was a necessary addition to the Constitution? a. Patrick Henry b. Richard Henry …
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Considered the "Forgotten Founder," which Anti-Federalist argued that a bill of rights was a necessary addition to the Constitution? a. Patrick Henry b. Richard Henry Lee c. John Jay d. George Mason

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Answer: George Mason

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Answer:George Mason

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