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464. ARISTOCRACY, Banking.—
I
hope we shall * * * crush in its birth the
aristocracy of our moneyed corporations,
which dare already to challenge our government
to a trial of strength and bid defiance to
the laws of our country.—
To George Logan.
Ford ed., x, 69.
(P.F.,,
Nov. 1816)
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