An economic interpretation of the Constitution of the United States

Historical interpretation in the United States

A survey of economic interests in 1787

The movement for the constitution

Property safeguards in the election of delegates

The economic interests of the members of the convention

The constitution as an economic document

The political doctrines of the members of the convention

The process of ratification

The popular vote on the constitution

The economics of the vote on the constitution

The economic conflict over ratification as viewed by contemporaries.