The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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Page 264
... protection would estab- lish manufacturers so that our indus- tries could compete with foreign man- ufacturers . He saw , however , that manufacturers , after they had once tasted the high profits which resulted from protection , were ...
... protection would estab- lish manufacturers so that our indus- tries could compete with foreign man- ufacturers . He saw , however , that manufacturers , after they had once tasted the high profits which resulted from protection , were ...
Page 465
... protection and for revenue , thus appeared early in American history . As early as 1704 Pennsylvania placed a tax on imported hops for the purpose of protecting the hop - growing industry . Tariffs were laid by other colonies , both for ...
... protection and for revenue , thus appeared early in American history . As early as 1704 Pennsylvania placed a tax on imported hops for the purpose of protecting the hop - growing industry . Tariffs were laid by other colonies , both for ...
Page 469
... protection was emphasized . It is interesting to notice that at this time there was a struggle between the ... protection . In the days of Henry Clay , the West was for protection , but later it found that the greater part of its market ...
... protection was emphasized . It is interesting to notice that at this time there was a struggle between the ... protection . In the days of Henry Clay , the West was for protection , but later it found that the greater part of its market ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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