Grover Cleveland
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Before detailing the proposals which the President laid before Congress, it will be necessary to glance at the history of American currency. The career of the silver interest brings out very vividly the susceptibility of American politics to speculative impulses, and the struggle of Cleveland against the aggressions of the mine-owners will stand out as one of the most memorable incidents in his career.
A very dramatic chapter in the annals of the Republic is the destruction of the Bank of the U...nited States by President Jackson. However deficient that statesman may have been in economic knowledge, he gave practical effect to an idea popular with the Democratic party. 149 1 50 GROVE R CLEVELAND.
The control of the currency by any single corporation they regarded as dangerous to the principle of equality, and tending to the establishment of a centralized system of government. It is not necessary here to go into that story, or the subsequent experiments with State Banks, and the disasters which ensued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before detailing the proposals which the President laid before Congress, it will be necessary to glance at the history of American currency. The career of the silver interest brings out very vividly the susceptibility of American politics to speculative impulses, and the struggle of Cleveland against the aggressions of the mine-owners will stand out as one of the most memorable incidents in his career.
A very dramatic chapter in the annals of the Republic is the destruction of the Bank of the U...nited States by President Jackson. However deficient that statesman may have been in economic knowledge, he gave practical effect to an idea popular with the Democratic party. 149 1 50 GROVE R CLEVELAND.
The control of the currency by any single corporation they regarded as dangerous to the principle of equality, and tending to the establishment of a centralized system of government. It is not necessary here to go into that story, or the subsequent experiments with State Banks, and the disasters which ensued.
What to read after Grover Cleveland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lowry Whittle to read onlineMoreLess
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