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Katey asked in Arts & Humanities History · 1 year ago

Which parts of the Constitution favored/protected debtors/“rebels” like in Shays Rebellion?

I know things like disallowing in-kind payments in Article I Section 10 benefited creditors but what parts of the constitution favored debtors?

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