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THE ELIMINATION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT IN 1835 AND THE MEANING OF JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY
Published 2007-06-01“…This policy goal underlay the great issues of his administrations—internal improvements, the Bank War, and the Nullification Crisis. Jacksonians believed that achieving national debt freedom would help realize the Jeffersonian vision of a nation truly free, self-sufficient, virtuous, and administered by small and uncorrupted government. …”
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THE ELIMINATION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT IN 1835 AND THE MEANING OF JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY
Published 2007-06-01“…This policy goal underlay the great issues of his administrations—internal improvements, the Bank War, and the Nullification Crisis. Jacksonians believed that achieving national debt freedom would help realize the Jeffersonian vision of a nation truly free, self-sufficient, virtuous, and administered by small and uncorrupted government. …”
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