On the record
Without the dissemination of this belief it would never have had the confidence of the people as it did nor have secured such an immense deposit.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgWithout the dissemination of this belief it would never have had the confidence of the people as it did nor have secured such an immense deposit.
He notes that the bank's success relied on public trust, which was based on a false belief.
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