History of the Origin, Formation, and Adoption of the Constitution of the United States, Vol. 2 / With Notices of Its Principle Framers

by George Ticknor Curtis

Representatives, part of the Provincial government, I. [4]. In the charter governments, how chosen, [5]. Apportionment of, objections to, II. [148]; in first House, how made, [148].

Representative Government familiar to the American people, I. [117].

Reprisals authorized by the Continental Congress, I. [34].

Republican Government involved in the effort to make the Constitution, I. [391]. Guaranteed to States, II. [177]; by Constitution, [458]. Guaranty of, to States, object of, [468]; meaning of, in America, [469].

Republican Liberty, nature of, II. [8]. How to be preserved, [9].

Resolutions as referred to committee of detail, II. [190].

Requisitions, provision for, under the Confederation, I. [147]. Of 1781, [156]. Made and not complied with, [174]. From 1782 to 1786, how treated, [180]. In 1784, [240]. In 1785, [242]. In 1786, [242]. Supply received from, in 1781-1786, [243]; inadequacy of, declared by Congress, [245]. Effect of, on the proposed revenue system, [244].

Revenue, report of committee of detail respecting, II. [289]. Power over, generally conceded to new government, [290]. Different systems of, under Confederation, [310]. Powers of government, influence of, [311]. Power, qualifications of, proposed, [320]. From imports, easiest mode of paying expenses of government, [528].

Revenues, of the Confederation, I. [147]. Want of power in Confederation to obtain, II. [280]. Numerous questions respecting, [280]. Collection of, by Congress, [323].