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What did alexander hamilton mean when he said the public debt was the price of liberty

What did alexander hamilton mean when he said the public debt was the price of liberty
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What did alexander hamilton mean when he said the public debt was the price of liberty

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by the price of liberty he meant that even though there is no price for liberty the debt caused by the revolutionary war
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