Carroll, Daniel (1730–1796)

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CARROLL, DANIEL (1730–1796)

Daniel Carroll, a wealthy, European-educated Roman Catholic from Maryland, was a signer of both the articles of confederation and the Constitution. Carroll, who favored a strong national government, spoke often and served on three committees. He was subsequently elected to the first house of representatives.

Dennis J. Mahoney
(1986)

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