The Revolution in America 1754–1788: Documents and CommentariesJ. R. Pole Springer, 20. avg. 1970 - 614 strani |
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The debate on voting in the Continental Congress | 14 |
The Association | 24 |
The Declaration of Independence | 30 |
The Articles of Confederation as drafted in 1776 | 40 |
Congress resolves to issue its own money | 58 |
Congress decides to raise 5 million on loan | 65 |
Congress resolves on army officers pay | 71 |
Congress limits emissions of paper money | 78 |
Pennsylvania issues paper currency | 265 |
Pennsylvania acts to raise money to pay its quota to Con | 271 |
Pennsylvania legislates to meet its obligations towards | 280 |
Pennsylvania establishes a loan office | 287 |
Pennsylvania enacts a protective tariff 1785 | 297 |
1786 | 307 |
Pennsylvania protects manufactures and discourages | 329 |
claims for compensation | 348 |
Treasury disbursements and allocations to the end of 1781 | 79 |
Expressions of anxiety about speculation and depreciation | 86 |
1922 pp 17493 | 93 |
Robert Morris as Superintendent of Finance | 103 |
The political implications of Robert Morris | 132 |
officers after discharge to | 139 |
Congress proposes amendments to the Articles of Con | 151 |
Resolution of the General Assembly of Virginia January | 159 |
Congress resolves to summon a convention in Philadelphia | 165 |
The New Jersey Plan | 173 |
The Constitution of the United States from the Conven | 179 |
George Mason objects to the proposed Federal Constitu | 193 |
James Madison defends the proposed constitution The | 210 |
The first ten amendments to the Constitution | 217 |
Wealth Wages and Prices Congressional | 219 |
Congress debates price regulation | 229 |
New York State legislates to regulate wages and prices | 238 |
New York settles militia accounts with pay certificates | 248 |
Pennsylvania attempts economic regulation | 256 |
Maryland objects to Virginias claims to Western lands | 360 |
s Congress declares policy for public lands and formation | 367 |
Report and resolution of Congress on the question | 369 |
Congressional Ordinance on Public Lands | 377 |
John Adams Thoughts on Government 393 | 391 |
John Adams account of the development of the move | 405 |
Proclamation of the General Court January 23 1776 | 413 |
Essex County demands reform in the system of representation | 422 |
The Constitution of 1778 | 435 |
The General Court requests the towns to say whether they | 470 |
The Virginia Bill of Rights June 12 1776 | 519 |
The Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 529 | 528 |
The Virginia Act abolishing entail on estates | 545 |
opinions of John Adams | 557 |
opinions of William Pinkney of South | 562 |
Franklin on the state of America after the Revolution 1786 | 570 |
a contemporary account | 580 |
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE 591 | 590 |
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