History of the Formation of the Constitution of the United States of America
History of the Formation of the Constitution of the United States of America
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Ibid., 162-174.
I Joamals of Congress, It., 876, for 8 August 1786. ^ Jefferson, Is., 260.
Digitized by Google 120 ON THE WAY TO A FEDERAL CONVENTION. B.n.; can.
the materials for correcting it with accuracy, especially as it re- gards the issues of the states, are wanting. The remaining cost of the war, or sixty-eight millions of dollars, with the exception of about one and a half million paid on requisition by the sev- eral states, existed on the first of January 1784, in the form of debts in... Europe to the amount of nearly eight millions of dol- lars ; of debts due to the several classes of domestic creditors ; and of debts due to states for advances on the common account The value of the paper money issued by congress had perished as it passed from hand to hand, and its circulation had ceased.
In preparing the appropriations for the coming year, con- gress was met at the threshold by an unforeseen difSculty.
Bills of Morris on Holland, that were protested for non-accept- ance, would amount, with damages on protest for non-accept- ance, to six hundred and thirty-six thousand dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ibid., 162-174.
I Joamals of Congress, It., 876, for 8 August 1786. ^ Jefferson, Is., 260.
Digitized by Google 120 ON THE WAY TO A FEDERAL CONVENTION. B.n.; can.
the materials for correcting it with accuracy, especially as it re- gards the issues of the states, are wanting. The remaining cost of the war, or sixty-eight millions of dollars, with the exception of about one and a half million paid on requisition by the sev- eral states, existed on the first of January 1784, in the form of debts in... Europe to the amount of nearly eight millions of dol- lars ; of debts due to the several classes of domestic creditors ; and of debts due to states for advances on the common account The value of the paper money issued by congress had perished as it passed from hand to hand, and its circulation had ceased.
In preparing the appropriations for the coming year, con- gress was met at the threshold by an unforeseen difSculty.
Bills of Morris on Holland, that were protested for non-accept- ance, would amount, with damages on protest for non-accept- ance, to six hundred and thirty-six thousand dollars.
What to read after History of the Formation of the Constitution of the United States of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, George, 1800-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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