Differences between federal reserve and national bank

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The US had a national bank during the first few decades after its birth before it was abolished. Today, we have the Federal Reserve.

What are the differences between the Federal Reserve and a National Bank (specifically, with regard to their intervention policies and powers for acting within the economy)?

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