History of the United States of America During the First Administration of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 1C. Scribner's sons, 1921 |
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Page 20
... Massachusetts was sup- posed to contain sixty thousand inhabitants . Gov- ernor ' Hutchinson complained that while the other colonies quadrupled their numbers , Massachusetts failed to double its population in fifty years . In 1790 the ...
... Massachusetts was sup- posed to contain sixty thousand inhabitants . Gov- ernor ' Hutchinson complained that while the other colonies quadrupled their numbers , Massachusetts failed to double its population in fifty years . In 1790 the ...
Page 23
... Massachusetts and Maine . In 1800 for the first time New York gained the lead in population by the dif- ference between 589,000 and 573,000 . The valua- tion of New York for the direct tax in 1799 was $ 100,000,000 ; that of Massachusetts ...
... Massachusetts and Maine . In 1800 for the first time New York gained the lead in population by the dif- ference between 589,000 and 573,000 . The valua- tion of New York for the direct tax in 1799 was $ 100,000,000 ; that of Massachusetts ...
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... Massachusetts , and all the rapidly increasing settlements on the branches of the Hudson ; but no great amount of wealth , no considerable industry or new creation of power was yet to be seen . Two Banks , besides the branch Bank of the ...
... Massachusetts , and all the rapidly increasing settlements on the branches of the Hudson ; but no great amount of wealth , no considerable industry or new creation of power was yet to be seen . Two Banks , besides the branch Bank of the ...
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... Massachusetts . Such a foreign trade re- quired little capital , yet these values represented a great proportion of all the exchanges . Domestic manufactures could not compete with foreign , and employed little bank credit . Speculation ...
... Massachusetts . Such a foreign trade re- quired little capital , yet these values represented a great proportion of all the exchanges . Domestic manufactures could not compete with foreign , and employed little bank credit . Speculation ...
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... Massachusetts or Pennsylvania ; the imports were equally large . Charleston might reasonably expect to rival Boston , New York , Philadelphia , and Baltimore . In 1800 these cities still stood , as far as concerned their for- eign trade ...
... Massachusetts or Pennsylvania ; the imports were equally large . Charleston might reasonably expect to rival Boston , New York , Philadelphia , and Baltimore . In 1800 these cities still stood , as far as concerned their for- eign trade ...
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