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between the part of the room used for manufacturing and that part nsed as a store
for retailing ; that many of those manufacturers have leased their present
prenuises with a view of carrying on the business in that way , these leases
generally ...
between the part of the room used for manufacturing and that part nsed as a store
for retailing ; that many of those manufacturers have leased their present
prenuises with a view of carrying on the business in that way , these leases
generally ...
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The CHAIRMAN , In a time of great depression in business , when the English
manufacturers want to get rid of their surplus , might not a tariff under such
circumstances ( for the producer would then have to pay it , not the consumer ) be
a ...
The CHAIRMAN , In a time of great depression in business , when the English
manufacturers want to get rid of their surplus , might not a tariff under such
circumstances ( for the producer would then have to pay it , not the consumer ) be
a ...
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I call that an infant manufacture . Mr . THOMPSON . A rude manufacture . Mr .
ATKINSON . An infant manufacture . Mr . THOMPSOX . You might as well
instance the case of a dug - out as compared with a steamboat . That interest did
not need ...
I call that an infant manufacture . Mr . THOMPSON . A rude manufacture . Mr .
ATKINSON . An infant manufacture . Mr . THOMPSOX . You might as well
instance the case of a dug - out as compared with a steamboat . That interest did
not need ...
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Mr . ATKINSON . The condition of the country makes the manufacture of iron in
this country an absolute necessity . Mr . THOMPSON . How ? Mr . ATKINSON . On
account of the proximity of iron and coal and the necessity of our having iron for ...
Mr . ATKINSON . The condition of the country makes the manufacture of iron in
this country an absolute necessity . Mr . THOMPSON . How ? Mr . ATKINSON . On
account of the proximity of iron and coal and the necessity of our having iron for ...
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You never could have imported your clothing . There were at one time more
people engaged in the manufacture of cloth into clothing in the city of Boston than
were engaged in all the woolen - mills in Massachusetts in making wool into cloth
.
You never could have imported your clothing . There were at one time more
people engaged in the manufacture of cloth into clothing in the city of Boston than
were engaged in all the woolen - mills in Massachusetts in making wool into cloth
.
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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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