Episode 3 of 3

Rejection of State Banknotes

When
August 1818
Where
Second Bank of the United States headquarters (institutional context); acting branch offices not located in passages
Part of
Second Bank of the United States reverses credit policy

In August 1818, with credit dangerously overextended, branch offices began rejecting all state-chartered banknotes under the direction of William Jones.

In August 1818, with credit dangerously overextended, Second Bank branch offices began to reject all state-chartered banknotes under the direction of William Jones. This measure accompanied the bank's broader credit contraction. The acting branch offices are not located in the supplied passages; Philadelphia is cited only as the bank's institutional context.

Sources

  1. Panic of 1819 Wikipedia, revision of 2026-07-01

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