The Bank Of The United States (1831)

The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Bank of the United States, detailing its establishment in 1791 and its significance in early American finance. Bancroft examines the bank's operations, including lending practices and currency policies, while addressing the political controversies surrounding its rechartering in 1816. He explores the ideological debates on federal versus state power and the government's role in the economy. Ultimately, it offers a critical assessment of the bank's influence on economic growth and its legacy in American history.