What was the purpose of Joseph Jones letter to George Washington

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stepladder [879]3 years ago

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Joseph Jones, a delegate from Virginia, wrote to George Washington on February 27, 1783 regarding the national debt, “Every class of public creditors must know the inability of Congress to pay their, demands, unless furnished with the means by the several States…” The Congress' problems with the states were not limited ...

klio [65]3 years ago

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Answer: Joseph Jones, a delegate from Virginia, wrote to George Washington on February 27, 1783 regarding the national debt, “Every class of public creditors must know the inability of Congress to pay their, demands, unless furnished with the means by the several States…” The Congress' problems with the states were not limited

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