The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... increase of manufactures in this country has withdrawn many hands from tillage , which , in a thinly populated country like Russia , must operate against any increase of agriculture . In fact , it is considered by many to have ...
... increase of manufactures in this country has withdrawn many hands from tillage , which , in a thinly populated country like Russia , must operate against any increase of agriculture . In fact , it is considered by many to have ...
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... increase our imports , in the expectation of augmenting the demand in foreign countries for our staple exports , particularly cotton and tobacco . It is estimated that the low duties on foreign fabrics will increase their importation to ...
... increase our imports , in the expectation of augmenting the demand in foreign countries for our staple exports , particularly cotton and tobacco . It is estimated that the low duties on foreign fabrics will increase their importation to ...
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... increase of .. 14,283,000 From which I deduct for erroneous estimates , being on articles which the bill reported pro- poses to increase the duty , or the reduction is so trifling as not to affect importations : Rute per cent . by ...
... increase of .. 14,283,000 From which I deduct for erroneous estimates , being on articles which the bill reported pro- poses to increase the duty , or the reduction is so trifling as not to affect importations : Rute per cent . by ...
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