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Address from Nathan Hiatt attacks Shylocks and tariff ruin
An 1891 address by Nathan Hiatt rails against British Shylocks accusing them of monopolizing finance and destroying American currency. It laments tariff obsession, urges a people’s primary to unite parties, and claims sub-treasury plans empower foreign interests. It also notes internal party tensions and calls for voter mobilization.
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