The Congressional Globe, Volume 26Blair & Rives, 1857 - Law |
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... manufactures , navigation and commerce , it is necessary only to say that the internal prosperity of the country , its continuous and steady advancement in wealth and population , and in private as well as public well - being , attest ...
... manufactures , navigation and commerce , it is necessary only to say that the internal prosperity of the country , its continuous and steady advancement in wealth and population , and in private as well as public well - being , attest ...
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... manufactures to free entry , and thereby giving to the capital and labor of our people equal competition with the capital and labor of those countries which have , for the benefit of their manufactures , admitted the raw material ...
... manufactures to free entry , and thereby giving to the capital and labor of our people equal competition with the capital and labor of those countries which have , for the benefit of their manufactures , admitted the raw material ...
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... manufactures of leather . Statement No. 61 gives the export and import of leather , and the manufactures thereof , from 1840 to Oth3 June , 1856 ; and statement No. 62 gives a re- capitulation of the preceding statement , with the ...
... manufactures of leather . Statement No. 61 gives the export and import of leather , and the manufactures thereof , from 1840 to Oth3 June , 1856 ; and statement No. 62 gives a re- capitulation of the preceding statement , with the ...
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... manufacture more wool than we produce , and consume more manufactures of wool than we manufacture , and continue our tax on wool . The duty on wool was imposed to promote its pro- duction in the United States , and was expected to ...
... manufacture more wool than we produce , and consume more manufactures of wool than we manufacture , and continue our tax on wool . The duty on wool was imposed to promote its pro- duction in the United States , and was expected to ...
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... manufacture of hemp and flax in Britain , and place that nation in possession of the United States , and the importations of hemp the carrying business of the world ; yet the sub- and flax , and the manufactures of hemp and flax ...
... manufacture of hemp and flax in Britain , and place that nation in possession of the United States , and the importations of hemp the carrying business of the world ; yet the sub- and flax , and the manufactures of hemp and flax ...
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