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denoting such alterations as would render it more applicable to the District of Kentucky” (Brown to JM, 12 May and 26 Aug. After the convention he accepted Brown’s request “for some remarks upon Jefferson plan of Govt.

Brown had asked him to draft a plan of government for Kentucky in the spring of 1788, but JM refused to take on this additional task while preoccupied with the business of the Virginia ratifying convention. description ends, VIII, 350–57) the second was sent to John Brown in the fall of 1788. The first commentary went to Caleb Wallace in the summer of 1785 ( PJM description begins William T. During the 1780s JM twice communicated lengthy expositions of his constitutional ideas to friends in Kentucky who had solicited his advice in anticipation of that district’s separation from Virginia.