The Southern Quarterly Review, 22. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1852 |
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By these representatives , bargains and coalitions are to be made of some
interests against others , and dirty politicians bought up . In such a mode of tactics
, Senator James might , if the ondits of Rhode Island be true , prove an efficient ...
By these representatives , bargains and coalitions are to be made of some
interests against others , and dirty politicians bought up . In such a mode of tactics
, Senator James might , if the ondits of Rhode Island be true , prove an efficient ...
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If this be true , why cannot our iron - makers supply the whole home market ! We
are told that they already supply eight - tenths of it . If they cannot supply the
whole , why object to our running to Great Britain , and pressing on that market ?
If this be true , why cannot our iron - makers supply the whole home market ! We
are told that they already supply eight - tenths of it . If they cannot supply the
whole , why object to our running to Great Britain , and pressing on that market ?
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The statement , however , is not true . The value of cotton goods exported from
Great Britain to the United States , in the year 1848 , was £ 1,713,024 , in 1849 , £
2,055,286 , and in 1850 , £ 2,504 ,280. ( See Hunt's Magazine , Jan'ry , 1852 , p .
The statement , however , is not true . The value of cotton goods exported from
Great Britain to the United States , in the year 1848 , was £ 1,713,024 , in 1849 , £
2,055,286 , and in 1850 , £ 2,504 ,280. ( See Hunt's Magazine , Jan'ry , 1852 , p .
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And now , we are also told by the memorialists , that the British can , at the
present rates of their prices , “ put their bars in our market at forty dollars , duty
paid . ” “ It is true , say they , they lose money by the operation , but they would
lose more ...
And now , we are also told by the memorialists , that the British can , at the
present rates of their prices , “ put their bars in our market at forty dollars , duty
paid . ” “ It is true , say they , they lose money by the operation , but they would
lose more ...
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If this is true , and we have no reason for denying it , then here is thirty - three and
a half per cent . advantage which the American has over the British , besides the
duty of thirty per cent . under the Act of 1846. Is not that enough to satisfy them ?
If this is true , and we have no reason for denying it , then here is thirty - three and
a half per cent . advantage which the American has over the British , besides the
duty of thirty per cent . under the Act of 1846. Is not that enough to satisfy them ?
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 22. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadó | E. H. Britton, 1852 |
| Eredeti forrása | Indiana University |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. okt. 10. |
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