The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 60
... bank paper ; be- cause of its power over the discounts of innumerable smaller banks , especially in the West and South , it was the only central instrument in the United States that could affect the volume of credit . A private agency ...
... bank paper ; be- cause of its power over the discounts of innumerable smaller banks , especially in the West and South , it was the only central instrument in the United States that could affect the volume of credit . A private agency ...
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... bank for more adequate government control of the bank's affairs . It would have been possible to safe- guard democratic institutions without such financial havoc but the Jacksonians were caught between their hostility to the bank and ...
... bank for more adequate government control of the bank's affairs . It would have been possible to safe- guard democratic institutions without such financial havoc but the Jacksonians were caught between their hostility to the bank and ...
Page 360
... bank and the bank war . Bray Hammond : " Jackson , Biddle , and the Bank of the United States , " Journal of Economic History , Vol . VII ( May 1947 ) , pp . 1-23 , is a defense of Biddle that does not ignore the banker's failings ; but ...
... bank and the bank war . Bray Hammond : " Jackson , Biddle , and the Bank of the United States , " Journal of Economic History , Vol . VII ( May 1947 ) , pp . 1-23 , is a defense of Biddle that does not ignore the banker's failings ; but ...
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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