On the record
It is not too much to say that this question concerns the national character, as well as the national welfare, while intelligent and patriotic men differ earnestly with regard to it.
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gutenberg.orgIt is not too much to say that this question concerns the national character, as well as the national welfare, while intelligent and patriotic men differ earnestly with regard to it.
Sumner argues that the question of issuing bills of credit impacts both national character and welfare.
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