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Abbott, Edith,
214n

Abbott, James,
201n

Abernethy, Thomas Perkins,
12n
,
47n
,
68n
,
81n
,
82n
,
84n
,
122n

Adair, John,
77
,
102
,
138–40
,
141
,
144

Adams, George,
132

Adams, John,
198
,
198n
,
210

Adams, John Quincy,
120n
,
152
,
198
,
198n
,
200n
,
207

“Agricola,”
150
,
159

Agricultural production,
27

Alabama,
81–84

Alabama, Bank of the State of,
83

Albion, Robert G.,
8n

Alexander, William M.,
112

Allen, Charles H.,
107

Allen, David,
191

Allen, Robert,
43–44

Allen, Tandy,
141

Ambler, Charles H.,
5n
,
180n

American Society for the Encouragement of American Manufactures,
210

Anderson, Hattie M.,
13n
,
25n
,
61n
,
62n
,
65n
,
66n
,
115n
,
117n
,
121n
,
199n
,
219n
,
253n

Anderson, Richard C.,
44n

Anderson, Samuel,
73

Andrews, Matthew P.,
50

“Anti-Bullionist,”
150–51
,
150n
,
171
,
171n

Astor and Son,
14

Auction sales,
7
,
235–36

proposed tax on,
236–38
,
246

Austrian theory of the crisis.
See
Crisis, “Austrian” theory of

Baldwin, Henry,
216–17

Baldwin Bill,
222–25

on tariffs,
217n

Ball, John S.,
67

Bank credit

restriction of,
179–208
,
243

Bank of Darien,
86–88
,
180

Bank of the United States, First,
2
,
3

Bank of the United States, Second,
10
,
16
,
25
,
53
,
79
,
87
,
91n
,
94
,
106–08
,
150
,
153
,
157
,
165
,
182–83
,
199
,
204–05
,
208
,
233n
,
241
,
243

Bank of Vincennes,
108

Banking, investment,
14

Bankruptcies,
19
,
22–23
,
71
,
75

Banks, establishment of new,
5
,
9

Barker, Jacob,
192
,
192n

Barrow, Willie,
123

Barter,
22

Bassett, Burwell,
205

Bassett, T.D. Seymour,
99n

Bates, Martin W.,
185

Baylor, Orval W.,
76n
,
124n
,
203n

Beard, William E.,
68n
,
122n

Beecher, Lyman,
215
,
215n

Bentham, Jeremy,
254

Benton, Thomas Hart,
117
,
248

Berry, Thomas S.,
14n
,
20n

Bezanson, Anne,
5n
,
6n
,
7
,
7n
,
15
,
15n
,
21n

Bibb, George M.,
120n
,
132
,
132n
,
140n

Bibb, Thomas,
58
,
83n

Bining, Arthur C.,
217n

Bining, William,
217n

Bishop, J. Leander,
7n
,
8n
,
19n
,
23n
,
25n
,
210n
,
217n
,
234n
,
236n

Blake, Thomas H.,
110

Bledsoe, Jesse,
202
,
202n

Bond, Shadrach,
113
,
113n

Booms,
11

Bradford, Thomas G.,
69n

Branch, John,
55

Brents, Samuel,
140

Brigham, Clarence S.,
52n
,
197n

Brinckle, Henry,
48
,
185
,
185n

Brougham, Lord,
209n

Brown, Alexander, and Sons,
14

Brown, Ethan Allen,
22
,
106–07
,
106n
,
199

Bruce, Kathleen,
29n

Bryan, Henry H.,
124

Buck, Norman S.,
8n

Buley, R. Carlyle,
107n
,
110n
,
112n

Bunch, Samuel,
127

Burns, Arthur Frank,
27n
,
29n

Burrill, James J., Jr.,
225

Business cycles, modern,
26–29

Cable, J. Ray,
22n
,
115n

Cairnes, Abraham,
112

Caldwell, Stephen A.,
85n

Calhoun, John C.,
65n
,
152
,
239

Cambreleng, Churchill C.,
32n
,
206
,
206n
,
231
,
231n
,
234n
,
235

Campbell, Claude A.,
68n
,
122n

Canadian notes,
197

Cardozo, Jacob Nuñez,
90
,
90n
,
249
,
255

Carey, Matthew,
211–14
,
211n
,
212n
,
213n
,
214n
,
221
,
223
,
232

Carroll, William,
74–75
,
130
,
130n
,
153

Catterall, Ralph C.H.,
11n
,
18n

Cheves, Langdon,
12
,
132n
,
162

Child, Josiah,
155n

Chouteau, Pierre,
67

Clark, Allen C.,
152n

Clark, John,
88

Clark, Victor S.,
7n
,
20n
,
210n

Clarke, John,
220n

Clay, Henry,
44n
,
219

Clinton, DeWitt,
190–91
,
207
,
221–22
,
255

Cochran, John T.,
48

“Colbert,” 94,
94n
,
181n
,
187n

Cole, Arthur H.,
5n
,
6n
,
7n
,
8n
,
12n
,
15
,
15n
,
19
,
19n
,
20n
,
21n
,
23n
,
28n

Cole, Frank T.,
255n

Coleman, William,
133
,
133n

Compensated dollar,
167–68

Confidence,
56–58
,
72
,
101
,
104
,
134–35
,
174–75
,
243
,
245