An economic interpretation of the Constitution of the United States

by Charles A. Beard

[239]. Ibid., Vol. XX, pp. 182 ff. Lodge omits references to this correspondence on Seton’s part, although he gives selected letters from Hamilton to Seton. Works of Alexander Hamilton, Vol. VIII, pp. 231 ff.

[240]. Library of Congress: Hamilton Mss., Vol. XXIII, p. 180.

[241]. A. M. Dyer, The Ownership of Ohio Lands, p. 69.

[242]. Mss. Library of Congress: Treasury Department, 1790–1792 (Washington papers), folio 291.

[243]. P. 108.

[244]. Life and Correspondence of Rufus King, Vol. I, p. 402.

[245]. Library of Congress, Hamilton Mss., Vol. XVI, p. 126. The editor of King’s letters says this letter is lost.

[246]. Hamilton’s Works (Lodge ed.), Vol. VIII, p. 234.

[247]. Ibid., Vol. VIII, p. 240, date March 14, 1792.

[248]. Ms. Treasury Department: Ledger B, N. Y. Office, 1790, Deferred 6% Stock, folio 260; also N. Y. Office, Deferred 6%, 1790–1796, folio 144.