The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... manufactures . The prosperity of the former , during this period , is acknowledged . The growth of the latter was equally satisfactory . General Hamilton , in his report on manufactures , in 1791 , makes the following statement : " To ...
... manufactures . The prosperity of the former , during this period , is acknowledged . The growth of the latter was equally satisfactory . General Hamilton , in his report on manufactures , in 1791 , makes the following statement : " To ...
401. oldal
... manufactures , there was made by the manufacturer an average of 50 cents per yard , actually yielding him on the cost of the raw material , exclusive of freight and transportation , in the proportion of 100 to 8 . The statements of the ...
... manufactures , there was made by the manufacturer an average of 50 cents per yard , actually yielding him on the cost of the raw material , exclusive of freight and transportation , in the proportion of 100 to 8 . The statements of the ...
405. oldal
... manufactures proceeds to say : " The manufacturer in the United States can afford to pay him ( the cotton planter ) more for it than the European arket has allowed . The idle talk about dearness of labor in America is declining , and ...
... manufactures proceeds to say : " The manufacturer in the United States can afford to pay him ( the cotton planter ) more for it than the European arket has allowed . The idle talk about dearness of labor in America is declining , and ...
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