On the constitutionality of a national bank
Alexander Hamilton examines the constitutional question surrounding a national bank in this concise work of American legal and political thought. A focused choice for readers exploring constitutional interpretation, the structure of national government, and the relationship between public authority and economic institutions.
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Alexander Hamilton addresses the constitutionality of a national bank in this focused work of American political and legal thought.
The subject centers on the relationship between constitutional authority and national financial institutions.
Concise and specialized, this title suits readers interested in the foundations of United States government, constitutional interpretation, and economic policy.
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