Bank and Currency Power Debate in Early U.S. History
Extensive excerpt recounts Speaker’s defense of Congress’s exclusive right to coin and regulate currency, arguing paper money can rival coin, urging a national bank or strong banking system, and warning against state or presidential overreach threatening the Union and commerce.
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