My first question to this response is, didn't the AoC create the country "The
United States of America", not United States of America?
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Why should it? My thoughts are that the Articles of Confederation created a
country, United States of America who signed the treaty. The Articles of
confederation and country were recognized by Article 6. So the Constitution
recognizing the country United States of America it would have to agree to
those agreements the United States of America signed.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2021 at 4:28 PM NELSON DICE
<nelsondice@xxxxxxxx<mailto:nelsondice@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Can anyone explain if the 1783 treaty of Peace was ever included as a founding
document by the US congress? It is currently not mentioned as a founding
document in Title 1??
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