Andrew Jackson
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Battling the Banking System –
The Jackson administration brings an end to the Founding Era. He, like Jefferson, was a strong proponent of limited constitutional government. In cases of final authority, he placed the federal authority over that of the state but did not seek to enlarge its authority by use of federal funds for projects reserved for the states. He is best remembered for his Veto of the Bank Renewal Bill. This article gives better insight into the national bank system. Failure to understand Jackson’s view has led to the Federal Reserve System and to an interlocking with the international banking cartels.
(107 pages)
The Jackson administration brings an end to the Founding Era. He, like Jefferson, was a strong proponent of limited constitutional government. In cases of final authority, he placed the federal authority over that of the state but did not seek to enlarge its authority by use of federal funds for projects reserved for the states. He is best remembered for his Veto of the Bank Renewal Bill. This article gives better insight into the national bank system. Failure to understand Jackson’s view has led to the Federal Reserve System and to an interlocking with the international banking cartels.
(107 pages)
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