The bank war and the partisan press : newspapers, financial institutions, and the post office in Jacksonian America, Stephen W. Campbell

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Contents: Introduction -- Public printers, private struggles: the party press and the early American state -- "A very able state paper": Amos Kendall and the rise of the Globe -- The monster strikes back: Nicholas Biddle and the public relations campaign to recharter the Second Bank, 1828-1832 -- Monster news! Veto and reelection -- Two sides of the same coin: the Panic of 1833-1834 and the loss of public support -- An unholy trinity: banks, newspapers, and postmasters during the Post Office Scandal, 1834-1835 -- Conclusion: 1835 and beyond Appendix 1: How the Bank worked -- Appendix 2: Average percentage of domestic bills of exchange purchased at each branch office according to region, 1832 -- Appendix 3: BUS note circulation, divided by branch offices in slave states and free states, February 1832

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