Hamilton's Bank of the United States: Is it Constitutional? The Story of Money, Episode 3

Hamilton's Bank of the United States: Is it Constitutional? The Story of Money, Episode 3
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Alexander Hamilton was a British Crown Agent and an Evil Traitor. See Video linked below:
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Gabriel and McKibben: Alexander Hamilton was a British Crown Agent, Bank of London Operative, a Spy and a Traitor
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https://rumble.com/v4m8789-gabriel-and-mckibben-alexander-hamilton-was-a-british-crown-agent-bank-of-l.html
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July 31, 2021
Dollars & Debt: The Story of Money
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The war for independence left the newly free north American states in financial ruin, ravaged by internal division and runaway inflation.
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As Alexander Hamilton steps up to guide the revolution towards financial sustainability, he'll run into an unfortunate problem that he helped create: the US Constitution.
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This is episode 3 of Dollars & Debt: The Story of Money from Benjamin Franklin to Occupy Wall Street, a series on US financial history created by Athens Politics Nerd.
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SOURCES:
Money, Whence it Came, Where it Went by John Kenneth Galbraith A Financial History of the United States by Margaret Myers The Origins and Economic Impact of the First Bank of the United States, David Jack Cohen Banks and Politics in America, Bray Hammond
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