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Suppose that the coast - trade had been open at the same time , would not the
English have displaced from our coasting - trade a very much larger amount of
tonnage than we could have gained from them on the ocean ! Mr. MARSHALL .
Suppose that the coast - trade had been open at the same time , would not the
English have displaced from our coasting - trade a very much larger amount of
tonnage than we could have gained from them on the ocean ! Mr. MARSHALL .
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But did we not have an enormous advantage in the fact that we had a monopoly
in the coasting trade , so that when the great mass of transient ships found that
they could not get employment on the ocean , they could pick up a coastwise
trade ...
But did we not have an enormous advantage in the fact that we had a monopoly
in the coasting trade , so that when the great mass of transient ships found that
they could not get employment on the ocean , they could pick up a coastwise
trade ...
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Australia and New Zealand , with a population of 2,300,000 for 1875 , bad a total
trade of $ 458,399,000 , or more than the eighth of the aggregate foreign trade of
the United States , with a population of 44,000,000 . No nation on the Globo has ...
Australia and New Zealand , with a population of 2,300,000 for 1875 , bad a total
trade of $ 458,399,000 , or more than the eighth of the aggregate foreign trade of
the United States , with a population of 44,000,000 . No nation on the Globo has ...
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The reason why I ask you is this : We have several times had trades unions in this
valley , and these trades unions have had committees for conducting ... It is the
same in the iron trade , in the lace trade , in the carpet trade , and other trades .
The reason why I ask you is this : We have several times had trades unions in this
valley , and these trades unions have had committees for conducting ... It is the
same in the iron trade , in the lace trade , in the carpet trade , and other trades .
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The trade in this district grew rapidly at the time when other districts were
increasing uutil in ten years it had become the largest of any of the districts in
England . It had to draw its labor from all sources ; some of it came from other
districts ...
The trade in this district grew rapidly at the time when other districts were
increasing uutil in ten years it had become the largest of any of the districts in
England . It had to draw its labor from all sources ; some of it came from other
districts ...
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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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