Direct taxes in the Constitution, being extracts from the official journal of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, from the journal of the Congress of the Confederation and the Continental Congress, and the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union,
by Hamilton P. Richardson
Book 1890 of Pamphlets in American history -- F
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