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Title: "The Bank" - 1834 editorial
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The Richmond Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia
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Published: Jan 02, 1834
Author: Editors
Post Date: 2006-09-29 01:25:23 by AngelSpawn
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Comments: 42
From: The Richmond Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia, Jan. 2, 1834, pg. 4 "The arrogant bank, she that is the servant and would be the master of the people..."
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#1. To: Zoroaster, BTP Holdings, Brian S, Jethro Tull, Tauzero, Red Jones, Lady X, noone222, Brian S, christine, Zipporah, robin, Peetie Wheatstraw, HOUNDDAWG, Uncle Bill, Dakmar, tom007, aristeides, Eoghan, Cynicom (#0)
Bonus nub: Rothschild threatens Andrew Jackson, 1834:
Evidently there was a titanic battle between Rothschild and Jackson that never was quite deemed important emough to seriously mention in the school history books. Curious? Thanks for the tid bit.
Those same history books rarely, if at all, mention that the current banking yoke in the guise of the Federal Reserve was imposed on Americans in the middle of the night during Congress's Christmas break on December 23, 1913.
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From: The New Hampshire Sentinel, Keene, NH, May 1st, 1834, pg. 18
#16. To: AngelSpawn (#1)
#23. To: tom007 (#16)
Evidently there was a titanic battle between Rothschild and Jackson that never was quite deemed important emough to seriously mention in the school history books. Curious?
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