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The credit furnished by this system would always be stable; for the system is probably capable of furnishing, at all times, all the credit, and all the money, that can be needed.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgThe credit furnished by this system would always be stable; for the system is probably capable of furnishing, at all times, all the credit, and all the money, that can be needed.
Spooner asserts that the credit system he describes would provide a stable source of credit and money for all.
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