A Strong Plea For Silver In Panics Debate
A fiery 1893 speech denounces bankers and English influence, arguing for silver coinage to avert panic. It claims gold exports, Rothschild manipulation, and stock speculation sparked the crisis, calls for bimetallism, and frames financial independence as a national duty.
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