A full and correct report of the testimony given before the Joint Committee of the Legislature of 1842, inquiring into the charges of bribery and corruption by the banks during the session of 1840
by J. Franklin Reigart, Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Joint Committee Inquiring into the Charges of Bribery and Corruption by the Banks
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