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The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 in the Stream of U.S. Monetary History

Parthemos, James - 2012

Cursory histories of United States money and banking usually link the origins of the Federal Reserve System to the panic of 1907, to the Aldrich-Vreeland Act of 1908, and to the monumental work of the National Monetary Commission established by that act. It is probably more revealing to...

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The Second Bank of the United States : "central" banker in an era of nation-building, 1816-1836

Knodell, Jane Ellen. - 2017 - First edition.

1. Introduction -- 2. Origin and purposes of the Second Bank -- 3. The Second Bank's branch network and the state … banking system -- 4. The Second Bank and the "exchanges" : conquering space -- 5. The "production" of monetary stability -- 6 …. The Second Bank's specie market operations -- 7. Conclusion. …

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The payment system and liquidity provision during the US National Banking Era

Le Maux, Laurent - In: Comparative economic studies 55 (2013) 3, pp. 459-477

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Panic in the Senate : the fight over the Second Bank of the United States and the American presidency

Trapani, Michael - 2021

!!! -- A new and detestable future -- At any time otherwise order and direct -- The Bank has fallen -- Sentinels in this … bank. In a story that resonates today, this book analyzes the heated debates over the role of the President, and how much … power the central bank (now called "the Fed") could exercise in controlling the nation's economy." …