Protection and Prosperity, Volumen2

adopted advance advantage agricultural American amount average become benefit bill Britain British capital carried cent century changes classes Cleveland clothing commodities competing competition condition Congress continued cost cotton demand Democratic domestic duties economic effect employed employment England English established Europe existence exports extent fact factories farm farmer favor foreign France free trade French gain Germany give given gold growth hands imports imposed increased industry interests iron Italy labor land less machinery manufactures means measure mills natural nearly paid party period political pounds practically present principles production profits progress prosperity protection question raised raw materials reduced result Russia says seen shown silk South steel sugar supply taken tariff tion tons treaty United wages wares wealth whole wool woolen worth