On the record
Neither of these is an article of necessity, but all are used purely to gratify an appetite, in many cases indulged to excess.
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gutenberg.orgNeither of these is an article of necessity, but all are used purely to gratify an appetite, in many cases indulged to excess.
Sherman comments on the nature of the taxed goods and their consumption.
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