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- catalog description "PART ONE: INTRODUCTION -- 1. CHARLES A. BEARD'S PIONEER INTERPRETATION OF THE MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION -- PART TWO: THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION -- 2. POLITICAL FACTIONS AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS REPRESENTED IN THE CONVENTION -- 3. ECONOMIC INTERESTS OF THE ATTENDING DELEGATES -- 4. ECONOMIC INTERESTS AND THE VOTES OF THE ATTENDING DELEGATES -- PART THREE: RATIFICATION -- 5. IN STATES GENERALLY FAVORABLE TO THE CONSTITUTION -- 6. IN STATES DIVIDED ON THE CONSTITUTION -- 7. IN STATES GENERALLY OPPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION -- PART FOUR: SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DATA -- 8. A REVALUATION OF THE BEARD THESIS OF THE MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION -- 9. ECONOMIC INTEREST GROUPS AND THEIR RELATION TO THE CONSTITUTION -- 10. ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION AND THE CONSTITUTION.".
- catalog tableOfContents "PART ONE: INTRODUCTION -- 1. CHARLES A. BEARD'S PIONEER INTERPRETATION OF THE MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION -- PART TWO: THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION -- 2. POLITICAL FACTIONS AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS REPRESENTED IN THE CONVENTION -- 3. ECONOMIC INTERESTS OF THE ATTENDING DELEGATES -- 4. ECONOMIC INTERESTS AND THE VOTES OF THE ATTENDING DELEGATES -- PART THREE: RATIFICATION -- 5. IN STATES GENERALLY FAVORABLE TO THE CONSTITUTION -- 6. IN STATES DIVIDED ON THE CONSTITUTION -- 7. IN STATES GENERALLY OPPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION -- PART FOUR: SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DATA -- 8. A REVALUATION OF THE BEARD THESIS OF THE MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION -- 9. ECONOMIC INTEREST GROUPS AND THEIR RELATION TO THE CONSTITUTION -- 10. ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION AND THE CONSTITUTION.".