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Nothing short of that servitude which denies God-given rights can be more wretched than the servitude of an uncertain currency.
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gutenberg.orgNothing short of that servitude which denies God-given rights can be more wretched than the servitude of an uncertain currency.
He compares the wretchedness of an uncertain currency to the denial of fundamental rights.
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