The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... foreign tarifls will receive its support . If that interest preferred a reciprocal exchange of our own for foreign fabrics at revenue duties , it would not have desired a tariff operating , without exception , against all nations that ...
... foreign tarifls will receive its support . If that interest preferred a reciprocal exchange of our own for foreign fabrics at revenue duties , it would not have desired a tariff operating , without exception , against all nations that ...
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... foreign nations . It is the entire power of regulation , as connected with this whole commerce , whether relating to imposts , tonnage , enrolment , marking its channel , and light- ing its track over the waves , or removing the dan ...
... foreign nations . It is the entire power of regulation , as connected with this whole commerce , whether relating to imposts , tonnage , enrolment , marking its channel , and light- ing its track over the waves , or removing the dan ...
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... foreign merchandise into the home market . Whether this effect shall take place depends on the demand , which can only be increased through a diminution of the cost of foreign merchandise , thus bringing it within the means of a larger ...
... foreign merchandise into the home market . Whether this effect shall take place depends on the demand , which can only be increased through a diminution of the cost of foreign merchandise , thus bringing it within the means of a larger ...
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