Autograph letter signed : to Col. G. Thompson, 1789 Jan. 29.

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Autograph letter signed : to Col. G. Thompson, 1789 Jan. 29.

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Explaining his opposition to a change in that section of the Federal Constitution which authorized direct taxation.

1 item (8 p.) ; (8vo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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