The Protectionist, Volume 24Home Market Club, 1912 - Protectionism A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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... British patents unless it can be shown that the articles cov- ered by patents are being made in that unprotected territory known as the British Isles - where tariffs are anathema and whose THE PROTECTIONIST.
... British patents unless it can be shown that the articles cov- ered by patents are being made in that unprotected territory known as the British Isles - where tariffs are anathema and whose THE PROTECTIONIST.
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... British fac- tories , with a corresponding weekly pay - roll of British workers , for the production of articles which , but for it , would have continued to flood the country , from abroad , with entire indifference to non - existing ...
... British fac- tories , with a corresponding weekly pay - roll of British workers , for the production of articles which , but for it , would have continued to flood the country , from abroad , with entire indifference to non - existing ...
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... British free trade sys- tem , there is not now another im- portant nation on earth that has that system . As to the development of agriculture in the United Kingdom , millions of acres of land under culti- vation when free trade was ...
... British free trade sys- tem , there is not now another im- portant nation on earth that has that system . As to the development of agriculture in the United Kingdom , millions of acres of land under culti- vation when free trade was ...
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... British Chancellor of the Ex- chequer . He has not to carry on the government and make both ends meet in the national accounts . He has only to define the taxes and let the Secretary of the Treasury make the best of what he gets . The ...
... British Chancellor of the Ex- chequer . He has not to carry on the government and make both ends meet in the national accounts . He has only to define the taxes and let the Secretary of the Treasury make the best of what he gets . The ...
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... British subjects . ) 5. Further , the Government of the United States has the conceded right and is entitled to regulate its tect all our shipping rights against trade in a way to secure and pro- the adverse footing , protective poli ...
... British subjects . ) 5. Further , the Government of the United States has the conceded right and is entitled to regulate its tect all our shipping rights against trade in a way to secure and pro- the adverse footing , protective poli ...
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