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Founding Finance with William Hogeland

Dec 2, 2022

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The Myth of the Independent Yeoman Farmer

02:55

The Newberg Crisis

05:55

How Does the Book, Founding Finance, Set Apart From Other Studies?

02:45

Introduction

3min

Patreon - Slash the Dig Podcast

2min

Astra Taylor Interview With William Hoegland

3min

How Does the Book, Founding Finance, Set Apart From Other Studies?

3min

The Hamilton Craze

4min

The Shays Rebellion - What's It All About?

5min

Is There a Conflict Going Into the Revolution?

2min

Is There a Conflict Between the Elites and the Constitution?

3min

The Myth of the Independent Yeoman Farmer

3min

10.

The Debt Collective - A History of Debt and Democracy

5min

11.

The Whiskey Rebellion, by Herman Husband

4min

12.

The North Carolina Regulator

3min

13.

Is There a Difference Between the Regulators of North Carolina and the Elites?

3min

14.

What Were the Oppressions of Parliament and the Crown in Colonial America?

3min

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What Happened in Pennsylvania?

4min

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What Did the Elites Do in the Lead Up to Independence?

3min

17.

I Don't Like Alexander Hamilton, You Know?

6min

18.

The Public Debt of the United States

3min

19.

The Regressive Nature of Bond Payments

2min

20.

A Musical About Hamilton Is Worth Going to See

4min

21.

What Was It Like, a Class War?

2min

22.

The Newberg Crisis

6min

23.

The Bond Holding Elite and the Newburgh Crisis

2min

24.

The Whiskey Rebellion

2min

25.

The Constitution Is the Hamilton Constitution, Right?

3min

26.

The Whiskey Tax Is a Regressive Tax by Design

2min

27.

The Whiskey Tax and Its Effects on the Economy

5min

28.

Whiskey Distilling

3min

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The Whiskey Rebellion

2min

30.

Are There Lessons to Be Learned From Herman Husband's Revolt?

2min

31.

The Debt Collective, You Know, Win Significant Debt Relief for Student Debtors

4min

32.

What's Your Next Book?

3min

Astra Taylor interviews William Hogeland on his book Founding Finance: How Debt, Speculation, Foreclosures, Protests, and Crackdowns Made Us a Nation. Hogeland recovers a fascinating crop of mostly-forgotten rebels, the movements they led, and their radical demands that put the landlords and lenders of their day on edge. He also recounts the complex and sometimes deadly machinations that went into suppressing them in order to create a nation that was safe for the owning and investing classes. Support The Dig at Patreon.com/TheDig

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