Absence of commission entries is inferential evidence. It does not alone prove a causal sales downturn or guaranteed earlier sales. Forecasts of success had Washington lived are counterfactual.
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Anderson interprets the end of recorded commissions around June1799 as a change in Gilpin’s role from consignment outlet to independent wholesale buyer. His account also includes varied goods, notes and stock held for sale.
94–101
Printed 94–101; PDF 102–109
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Located evidence
Anderson interprets the end of recorded commissions around June1799 as a change in Gilpin’s role from consignment outlet to independent wholesale buyer. His account also includes varied goods, notes and stock held for sale.
Locator and connections
Printed 94–101; PDF 102–109. Source No access. Literature Note A Study of Transition in Plantation Economy: George Washington’s Whiskey Distillery, 1799 — full supplied-thesis analysis. Citation
Anderson2002 — Gilpin, consignment and wholesale interpretation.
Interpretation limits
Absence of commission entries is inferential evidence. It does not alone prove a causal sales downturn or guaranteed earlier sales. Forecasts of success had Washington lived are counterfactual.