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Interpreting his victory at the polls as an expression of popular will on the subject, Jackson did not wait for the expiration of the bank's charter but began in 1833, through his new Secretary of the Treasury Roger B. Taney , to deposit government moneys in state banks, referred to by his opponents as "pet banks." ...
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