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An economic interpretation of the Constitution of the United States

Note 384 — Chapter VI · THE CONSTITUTION AS AN ECONOMIC DOCUMENT

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A great deal of this valuable material has been printed in the Documentary History of the Constitution, Vols. IV and V; a considerable amount has been published in the letters and papers of the eminent men of the period; but an enormous mass still remains in manuscript form. Fortunately, such important papers as those of Washington, Hamilton, Madison, and others are in the Library of Congress; but they are not complete, of course.

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