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Financial reform and the money power crisis in America
A lengthy critique argues that money power and Wall Street dominate Congress, calling for abolition of the national bank system, government issuance of the people’s money at low interest, and direct action for financial reform. It endorses free coinage of silver, public control of money, and robust Alliance organizing to educate voters and push for constitutional change.
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John C. Calhoun
Thomas Jefferson
James G. Blaine
Abraham Lincoln
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