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Q. I understand it is to be built of iron ; and I would like to ask you whether you want the same principle to apply to the iron work ; that the iron work in such cases should be done in New York ? -A . The iron - men should be able to ...
Q. I understand it is to be built of iron ; and I would like to ask you whether you want the same principle to apply to the iron work ; that the iron work in such cases should be done in New York ? -A . The iron - men should be able to ...
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Q. Take the iron business , which I am in myself . Was there any interference wbatever in Great Britain , at any time within the last three hundred years , with the production of iron on the part of any one ?
Q. Take the iron business , which I am in myself . Was there any interference wbatever in Great Britain , at any time within the last three hundred years , with the production of iron on the part of any one ?
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Q. If I were the sole manufacturer of iron in the world , don't you think I could stand it ? -- A . If you bad no buyers you could not stand it . Q. People will want iron for plowshares and reapers , & c . , will they not ?
Q. If I were the sole manufacturer of iron in the world , don't you think I could stand it ? -- A . If you bad no buyers you could not stand it . Q. People will want iron for plowshares and reapers , & c . , will they not ?
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We have iron ore enough in this country to manufactnre all the irou the country needs ; but , strange to say , while you prohibit the introduction of foreign iron without duty , you do not tax scrap iron coming to this country .
We have iron ore enough in this country to manufactnre all the irou the country needs ; but , strange to say , while you prohibit the introduction of foreign iron without duty , you do not tax scrap iron coming to this country .
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... consequently workmen have not been employed in the construction of houses , digging stone and iron - work , in making iron , nor in any kind of labor employed in the business which would be carried on in that business .
... consequently workmen have not been employed in the construction of houses , digging stone and iron - work , in making iron , nor in any kind of labor employed in the business which would be carried on in that business .
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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