The National Bank Debate and Fiscal Policy Critique
A lengthy defense of federal finances and opposition to a national bank. The author argues against extensive taxation, excessive public debt, and corporate influence, advocating a restrained, constitutionally bounded government and a hard-money policy. It covers Indian removal, military actions, post office finances, and slave trade suppression.
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