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721. BANKS, Mania for.—[further continued].
Knowing well that the
Bank mania still possessed the great body of
our countrymen, it was not expected that any
radical cure of that could be at once effected.
We must go further wrong, probably to a ne
plus ultra before we shall be forced into what
is right. Something will be obtained however,
if we can excite, in those who think,
doubt first, reflection next, and conviction at
last.—
To Joseph C. Cabell.
Ford ed., ix, 499.
(M.
1815)
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