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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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That even though Liberty didn't have a price tag, the debt caused by the Revolutionary War was "price" for freedom and that debt that should be repaid.

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