Governed by the freedom-to-contract doctrine, United States courts throughout the nineteenth century generally refused to interfere in contractual relations merely because one party was more economically powerful or better able to drive a hard bargain.

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The statement accurately describes the United States courts' approach to the freedom-to-contract doctrine during the nineteenth century.

Governed by the Freedom-To-Contract Doctrine, United States Courts Throughout the Nineteenth