The Economic Mind in American Civilization: 1606-1865"Bibliographic notes" at end of each volume. v. 1-2. 1606-1865.--v. 3. 1865-1918.--v. 4-5. 1918-1933. |
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CHAPTER | 3 |
The Virginia Enterprise | 14 |
The Revolutionary War | 205 |
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Adams agriculture American argued assembly balance of trade bank Bank of England Barlow bills Bollmann Boston British canals capital Carolina cent charter church circulation colonies commerce common Congress Continental Congress Cotton Mather currency declared demand depreciation duties economic England English estates evils export Federalist forced foreign France Franklin French Fulton funds Gouverneur Morris governor Hamilton ibid imports increase industry interest issue Jefferson John John Adams John Winthrop labor land legislature liberty loans luxury Madison manufactures Maryland Gazette Massachusetts ment merchants monopoly natural North Carolina obtain paper money payments Pelatiah Penn Pennsylvania Philadelphia planters political poor prevent principles produce profit promote public debt Puritan Quaker Republican revenue rich scheme servants slavery slaves society specie speculation supply taxes Thomas Paine tion tobacco trade United Virginia wages wealth William Winthrop wrote York