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The Constitutionality of Regional Interstate Banking Laws
This LL.M. thesis examines the constitutionality of regional interstate banking laws in the United States, tracing the historical development of the dual banking system from the National Bank Acts of the 1860s through the modern era of interstate expansion. The work analyzes the federal legislative
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