The New Nation: A History of the United States During the Confederation, 1781-1789"Essay on the sources": p. 429-432. |
Contents
THE WINNING OF INDEPENDENCE | 3 |
The Politics of War and Finance | 28 |
The Politics of Demobilization | 54 |
Copyright | |
16 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
agreed American American Revolution April army Articles of Confederation bank Boston Britain Burnett central government certificates Charleston citizens colonies commerce Congress Connecticut Constitution debtors declared delegates demanded despite Dutch duties economic Edmund Randolph England exports farmers finance foreign France Franklin French Gouverneur Morris governor Hamilton ibid important independence interest issue James Jefferson Jersey John Adams John Jay Joseph Reed Journals July June Knox land laws legislature letter loan office Loyalists Madison manufactures March Maryland Massachusetts Centinel ment national debt nationalists newspapers North NYHS NYPL paid paper money payment peace Pennsylvania Gazette Philadelphia planters political ports problems proposed public creditors reported result Revolution revolutionary Rhode Island Richard Henry Lee Robert Morris Samuel ships Society South Carolina speculators Stephen Higginson taxes tion tobacco town trade treaty United Virginia wanted Washington West Indies western William wrote York