| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The charge that politics played a role in locating the Reserve district banks was made by many, including one of the architects of the original Federal Reserve Act, Henry Parker Willis, who commented in a 1923 work: In none of the ... surveys of the situation was ... a bank at Richmond ... ever seriously considered, although that city, like others, had early engaged special counsel of various kin
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