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fact that the Constitution had given Congress power to coin money in
sufficient quantity but not transfer this right to others.
The historian Richard Boesen disclosed that the freemason Nathan
Rothschild (1777-1836), who in 1806 had founded his bank in
London and who partly financed the Napoleonic wars trough the
Bank of England, subsequently issued an ultimatum - either the
contract be renewed or there would be war. Jackson called the
masonic bankers a bunch of thieves and promised to exterminate
them. Rothschild gave his own orders: "Teach these insolent Ameri-
cans a lesson. Force them back to a colonial status."
The British government began to limit the American sea trade and
checked the American expansion in Canada. President James Madison
in 1812 had no other choice but to let Congress declare war on
England. The intention of the leader of the freemasons, Rothschild,
was to lay waste the country to such an extent that the Americans
would be forced to seek financial aid. Great Britain, however, failed
to regain the lost colonies, and the United States failed to occupy
Canada. The war was actually fought in 1814.
Nathan Rothschild, progenitor of the London branch of the family.
He became a freemason in 1802 in the Lodge of Emulation in London.
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