American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation (Princeton Studies in American Politics)
American Bonds examines how credit markets shaped the United States. Sarah L. Quinn connects finance with American political development, showing why bonds and credit matter to understanding the nation’s history and institutions.
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American Bonds explores the relationship between credit markets and the development of the United States.
Sarah L. Quinn examines how financial systems shaped the nation’s political and economic life.
Positioned within American political studies, the book considers the importance of bonds and credit in the formation of a country.
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