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– British hold in contempt and thus violates peace treaty [1 reference]

– cannot suppress insurrections [1 reference]

– defense of its use of three-fifths ratio in apportioning expenses [1 reference]

– deranged state of [2 references]

– exercises degree of sovereignty [1 reference]

– Federalists said to want it discredited [1 reference]

– financial plan of 1783 [1 reference]

– financial plight of [1 reference]

– Gerry’s fear of military intervention at start of Shays’s Rebellion [1 reference]

– implements population amendment for requisition [2 references]

– impact of Shays’s Rebellion on [1 reference]

– Independent Chronicle sent to [1 reference]

– and Indian affairs [3 references]

– is only a diplomatic body, not legislative or representative [1 reference]

– leaves Philadelphia because of threat [2 references]

– little danger of corruption by foreign influence [1 reference]

– and Mass. claim of western New York [1 reference]

– obtains loan from Dutch bankers [2 references]

– petitions to requesting it retaliate against British trade policies [1 reference]

– and post office policy on newspaper circulation [3 references]

– and proposal for supplemental funds [2 references]

– and amendments to Articles of Confederation [7 references]

– and report of Annapolis Convention [2 references]

– report on revenue (1786) [1 reference]

– sale of western lands by [7 references]

– are servants of the people [2 references]

– should be strengthened [6 references]

– should propose amendments to Articles of Confederation [2 references]

– state governments are effective check on [1 reference]

– toasted in Massachusetts [2 references]

– weakness of [14 references]

– and Constitution [15 subentries]

– letters to president of [1 subentry]

– organization of [21 subentries]

– powers of [26 subentries]

See Also

See also American Revolution

See also Articles of Confederation

See also Impost of 1781

See also Impost of 1783

See also Requisitions