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William Livingston, who represented New Jersey at the Constitutional Convention, was one of the new nation's authentic renaissance figures.
In 1787 Livingston was selected as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, though his gubernatorial duties prevented him from attending every session.
In 1787 Livingston was selected as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, though his gubernatorial duties prevented him from attending every session.
Dr. William Livingston, professor emeritus, delivered five mini-lectures discussing the origins of the Constitution from the political and social developments that preceded the 1787 Convention to the ...
William Livingston was born in Albany in 1723. He was the eighth of the thirteen children born to Philip Livingston and his wife Catharina Van Brugh Livingston.
William Livingston - Signer U. S. Constitutional Convention - 1787...
William Livingston - Signer U. S. Constitutional Convention - 1787...
William Livingston - Signer U. S. Constitutional Convention - 1787...
William Livingston - Signer U. S. Constitutional Convention - 1787...
In 1787 Livingston was selected as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, though his gubernatorial duties prevented him from attending every session.
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