The Emergence of a National Economy: The United States from Independence to the Civil War
Edited by Malcolm Rutherford; Marianne Johnson; William J. Barber
- Published: 2010
- DOI: 10.4324/9781851967506
- Set ISBN: 9781851967506
Set Contents
- General Introduction: From Independence To The Civil War
- Volume I. Organization of the National Economy
- Volume II. Creating a National System of Taxation
- Volume III. The National Bank, Money, Credit and Debt, 1776–1820 (part I)
- Volume IV. The National Bank, Money, Credit and Debt, 1776–1820 (part II)
- Volume V. Nationalism and Applied Issues: 1820 to the Civil War
- Volume VI. Sectionalism: 1820 to the Civil War
Creating a National System of Taxation
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- Marianne Johnson
Volume Contents
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Front Matter
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A Circular Letter from the Congress of the United States of America to Their Constituents (1779)
By John Jay
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Overview
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A Circular Letter, &c.
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A Sixth Essay on Free Trade and Finance (1783)
By Pelatiah Webster
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Overview
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A Sixth Essay on Free Trade and Finance;
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The Dangers of our National Prosperity (1785)
By Samuel Wales
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Overview
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The Dangers of our national prosperity; and the Way to avoid them: A Sermon
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Letters To George Richards Minot And To Christopher Gore
By Fisher Ames
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Overview
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Letters
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Letter to George Richards Minot ([1789] 1854)
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Excerpt of a Letter to George Richards Minot ([1790] 1854)
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Letter to Christopher Gore ([1797] 1854)
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‘Speech on Mr. Madison’s Resolutions’ ([1794] 1854)
By Fisher Ames
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Overview
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Speech
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Fourteen Experiments on Agriculture (1791)
By George Logan
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Overview
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Letters
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Letter I
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Letter II
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Letter III
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Letter IV
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Letter V
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Letter VI
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A Short History of the Nature and Consequences of Excise Laws (1795)
By James Thomson Callender
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Overview
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A Short History of the Nature and Consequences of Excise Laws
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National Arithmetics (1786)
By James Swan
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Overview
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National Arithmetics
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IIWhat labour is profitable, and what unprofitable to the State
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IIISome kind of taxes, Send to increase the wealth in the State: others to decrease it
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IVA heavy duty or prohibition proposed, against the importation of such articles, as are, or may be raised and manufactured, in the State
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VIEstimate of the Continental debt, and expences of the federal government: Massachusetts’ proportion of these: The private debt of the Commonwealth, and the annual amount of the civil list, our consequent burthens from them. The established revenue of the State computed
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VIINew funds of revenue proposed, little burthensome to the people, and amply sufficient to discharge in a few years, the principal and interest of the Continental and State debt
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VIIISpecie, being the spring to public and private exertion, means proposed to increase its quantity
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IXThat in order to arrange, regulate, and properly maintain the resources and revenues of the Commonwealth, financier or commissioners, or agents of finance, including in them, a Comptroller-General—are necessary. Easy means proposed to discharge their salaries
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'A Plea For The Poor' ([1793] 1922)
By John Woolman
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Overview
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A Plea for The Poor
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Chapter I
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Chapter II
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Chapter III
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Chapter IV
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Chapter V
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Chapter VI
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Chapter VII
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Chapter VIII
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Chapter IX
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Chapter X
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Chapter XI
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Chapter XII
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Chapter XIII
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Chapter XIV
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Chapter XV
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Chapter XVI
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Agrarian Justice Opposed To Agrarian Law And To Agrarian Monopoly (1797)
By Thomas Paine
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Overview
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Agrarian Justice,
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Back Matter