Collective Action under the Articles of Confederation . By Keith L. Dougherty. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Pp. xii, 211. $49.95.
本书研究邦联时期大陆会议向各州摊派税收和兵役（即征调令）的历史，探讨这一经历如何最终影响美国宪法的制定。
Until the Articles of Confederation were cast aside, the Continental Congress assigned obligations, known as requisitions, to the states for the payment of taxes and the raising of troops. The state governments were then responsible for meeting the obligations however they wished. This volume by Keith Dougherty studies the history of requisitions over the preconstitutional period and explores how the experience ultimately influenced the framing of the constitution.