An economic interpretation of the Constitution of the United States

by Charles A. Beard

[629]. State Papers: Finance, Vol. I, p. 442 (public funds included. See p. 419).

[630]. See above for the table, p. 36.

[631]. Ms. Treasury Department: New Hampshire Loan Office Books.

[632]. Libby, op. cit., p. 12.

[633]. The Federal Constitution in Massachusetts, p. 75.

[634]. As to the opposition in Maine, see General Knox’s view, below, p. 301.

[635]. The Federal Constitution in Massachusetts, pp. 63–66.

[636]. State Papers: Finance, Vol. I, pp. 451. Of course some changes in distribution may have occurred between 1789 and 1792, but this may be taken as approximately correct.

[637]. State Papers: Finance, Vol. I, p. 443; Libby, op. cit., p. 107 for the vote.

[638]. Libby, op. cit., for vote, p. 107; State Papers: Finance, Vol. I. pp. 450 and 449 for taxes lists.