Draught of Committee of Detail. Reported by committee, p. 70 Description of, p. 71, 72, 234 Washington's copy of, p. 74 The notes by Major Jackson, p. 74 Agreement with Pinckney's draught, p. 79, 81, 255, 273 The "divide" in the march of the framers, p. 76 The compromises subsequent to the draught, p. 77 Sparks' analysis of it, p. 149 Sparks' test, p. 153, 156 Madison's non-reply to Sparks, p. 155, 156 The misplacing of veto power, p. 183, 220 The treason provisions, p. 185, 221 The Supreme Court jurisdiction clause, p. 191 The draught not yet written, p. 203 The preamble taken from Pinckney, p. 214 How the committee followed Pinckney, p. 215 The committee overrule Wilson, p. 222 Limit of time for preparing, p. 232, 235, 248 Engrossed on Pinckney's as copy for printer, p. 236, 241 "Delivered in" figuratively, p. 236 The most important document of the convention, p. 226 Printing of the draught, p. 233 The real authors of the draught, p. 165 Draught of Pinckney Presented to the convention, p. 429 Lost, p. 4, 224 The Department copy, p. 4 Description of, p. 16 Madison's Note to the, p. 58 When written, p. 86 The term, "The law of the land," p. 179 Provisions described in the Observations, p. 182 The misplacing of the veto power, p. 183, 220 The militia, p. 188 Randolph recognizes and uses, Art 11, p. 196 Article 11 described in the Observations, p. 198 Publicity attending Pinckney's draught, p. 201, 274 Used as printers' copy and destroyed, p. 236 Never discussed in convention, p. 257 Exaggerated value set upon it, p. 258 Provisions not adopted by the committee, p. 268 Provisions not in the Department case, p. 271 Provisions rejected, p. 263 Its inferiority in detail to the committee's, p. 153 Draught of Randolph. Description of, p. 161 The annotations of Rutledge, p. 164 Compensation of Senators, p. 163 The joint work of Randolph and Rutledge, p. 165 A disheveled draught, p. 190 Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in, p. 191 Recognizes and uses Pinckney's Art. 11, p. 196 Draughts of Wilson. His three draughts, p. 160 Description of his 3d, p. 161 The annotations of Rutledge, p. 161 Wilson's preamble, p. 166, Charges against Pinckney, p. 168 The word "our," p. 169, 171 Articles which are not Wilson's, p. 182 The proper placing of the veto power, p. 183, 220 The treason provisions, p. 185, 221 The militia provisions, p. 188 Draught, rough. What it is, p. 20 Pinckney's not a rough draught, p. 10, 11 Wilson's rough draught, p. 166 Duer, William A. Madison's letter to, p. 36, 45 His position in New York, p. 45 Election of Representatives By the people, p. 9, 85, 91, 93, 94, 95, 97 Pinckney's change of mind, p. 85, 87, 94, 96 Agreement of Articles III and V with Observations, p. 90, 93 Vote of convention, p. 95