Robert Dallek - Late 19th-century populists saw bankers and industrialists manipulating markets to e...

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Late 19th-century populists saw bankers and industrialists manipulating markets to enrich themselves at the expense of small farmers and labourers and favoured political candidates promising economic relief through free and unlimited coinage of silver.

Robert Dallek

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Die Populisten des späten 19. Jahrhunderts sahen Banker und Industrielle, die die Märkte manipulieren, um sich auf Kosten von Kleinbauern und Arbeitern zu bereichern, und begünstigten politische Kandidaten, die durch freie und unbegrenzte Silberprägung wirtschaftliche Erleichterung versprachen.

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