New Outlook, Volumen164Outlook Publishing Company, 1934 |
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... cotton as seen by Representative McGugin , of Kansas . HE first farm crop to yield completely to New Deal regimentation is cotton . The growers of that great staple have ceased to be free agents who can do as they please on their own ...
... cotton as seen by Representative McGugin , of Kansas . HE first farm crop to yield completely to New Deal regimentation is cotton . The growers of that great staple have ceased to be free agents who can do as they please on their own ...
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... cotton farms to those of Brazil , Egypt , India , or Russia . They get the cotton money which we lose . They develop an industry , get an improved foothold in a market , which heretofore we have dominated . This is a fact so amply ...
... cotton farms to those of Brazil , Egypt , India , or Russia . They get the cotton money which we lose . They develop an industry , get an improved foothold in a market , which heretofore we have dominated . This is a fact so amply ...
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... cotton , in the face of the fact that other countries can produce it for ten cents a pound or less , the ultimate results become quite obvious . American sales abroad would not disappear immediately but would decline gradually as ...
... cotton , in the face of the fact that other countries can produce it for ten cents a pound or less , the ultimate results become quite obvious . American sales abroad would not disappear immediately but would decline gradually as ...
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The Gold Road to Recovery AMBROSE W BENKERT | 9 |
Thar She Blows JAMES K JAMES 15 | 15 |
Press Agents of the New Deal WILLIAM E BERCHTOLD 23 | 23 |
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