Turill debate and a tobacco issue in early America
A heated column discusses constitutional powers regarding taxation and duties. It weighs federal authority over paying debts and promoting domestic manufacture, using a legal analogy and the reading of the Constitution to argue for cautious interpretation. The text also touches tobacco growth in Ireland and moral tales from the period.
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Buiter
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Eile Tur
Nera Tan
Wis
Mr. Ediver
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Biifor
Washington
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Tobaéce
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