American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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... Review . Campaigns for tariff protection had pictured the American sugar industry as weak and unable to compete on even terms with sugar grown in Cuba and elsewhere . In 1849 , DeBow's Review published a letter by Ashbel Smith , former ...
... Review . Campaigns for tariff protection had pictured the American sugar industry as weak and unable to compete on even terms with sugar grown in Cuba and elsewhere . In 1849 , DeBow's Review published a letter by Ashbel Smith , former ...
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... Review . Cuban planters used less than one - fifth of the island's arable land . Taxes and wretched government were heavy handicaps on sugar produc- tion . If Cuba nevertheless produced one - third of the world's sugar , efficient ...
... Review . Cuban planters used less than one - fifth of the island's arable land . Taxes and wretched government were heavy handicaps on sugar produc- tion . If Cuba nevertheless produced one - third of the world's sugar , efficient ...
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... Review DeBow's Review Democratic Review Harper's Monthly Magazine Hunt's Merchants ' Magazine Littell's Living Age National Era National Intelligencer New Orleans Bee New Orleans Delta New York Evening Post New York Herald New York Sun ...
... Review DeBow's Review Democratic Review Harper's Monthly Magazine Hunt's Merchants ' Magazine Littell's Living Age National Era National Intelligencer New Orleans Bee New Orleans Delta New York Evening Post New York Herald New York Sun ...
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