The Southern Quarterly Review, 22. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1852 |
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The present rate of duties under the Act of 1846 gives the American iron maker a
protection of thirty per cent . , and as his iron , according to the statement of the
engineer of the Reading rail road , is $ 13.50 per ton better than the foreign , we ...
The present rate of duties under the Act of 1846 gives the American iron maker a
protection of thirty per cent . , and as his iron , according to the statement of the
engineer of the Reading rail road , is $ 13.50 per ton better than the foreign , we ...
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But suppose , after forty years of high duties and high prices , the American iron
masters were to find their home market exactly in the same condition in which the
memorialists describe the present state of the market in Great Britain : -- that is ...
But suppose , after forty years of high duties and high prices , the American iron
masters were to find their home market exactly in the same condition in which the
memorialists describe the present state of the market in Great Britain : -- that is ...
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... to be relinquished by the great mass of the community , merely to enrich a few
? How then can our memorialists have the face to say that " the legislation asked
by American manufacturers deserves not the odium so frequently heaped upon ...
... to be relinquished by the great mass of the community , merely to enrich a few
? How then can our memorialists have the face to say that " the legislation asked
by American manufacturers deserves not the odium so frequently heaped upon ...
13. oldal
Or , in other words , that it is as economical to give fifty - three dollars fifty cents a
ton for American iron , as forty dollars for British . If this is true , and we have no
reason for denying it , then here is thirty - three and a half per cent . advantage ...
Or , in other words , that it is as economical to give fifty - three dollars fifty cents a
ton for American iron , as forty dollars for British . If this is true , and we have no
reason for denying it , then here is thirty - three and a half per cent . advantage ...
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While the protectionists here would persuade the farmer that Great Britain takes
so little of his productions , the protectionist brethren of Great Britain are
protesting that they are driven to absolute ruin by the vast quantity of American
provisions ...
While the protectionists here would persuade the farmer that Great Britain takes
so little of his productions , the protectionist brethren of Great Britain are
protesting that they are driven to absolute ruin by the vast quantity of American
provisions ...
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