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Girard's Acquisition of the First Bank of the United States
Stephen Girard utilized the 1793 market crash to increase his holdings in the First Bank of the United States. By 1802, in collaboration with Napoleon Bonaparte, Girard reportedly betrayed Haitian leader Toussaint Louverture, kidnapping him and confiscating millions in wealth. This capital allowed Girard to become the majority stakeholder in the national bank, effectively owning the country's debt and renaming the institution "Citizens Bank."
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