American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volume 2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... produce of our labor . But is it so ? First , foreign nations cannot , if they would , take our surplus produce . If the source of supply , no matter of what , increases in a greater ratio than the demand for that supply , a glut of the ...
... produce of our labor . But is it so ? First , foreign nations cannot , if they would , take our surplus produce . If the source of supply , no matter of what , increases in a greater ratio than the demand for that supply , a glut of the ...
Halaman 299
... produce . Even Great Brit- ain , to which we are its best customer , and from which we receive nearly one half in value of our whole imports , will not take from us articles of subsistence produced in our country cheaper than can be ...
... produce . Even Great Brit- ain , to which we are its best customer , and from which we receive nearly one half in value of our whole imports , will not take from us articles of subsistence produced in our country cheaper than can be ...
Halaman 300
... produce of his industry . should have been , in 1823 , three millions seven ours . We may even anticipate that she will hundred and thirty - four thousand two hundred | more and more enter into competition with us and eighty - eight ...
... produce of his industry . should have been , in 1823 , three millions seven ours . We may even anticipate that she will hundred and thirty - four thousand two hundred | more and more enter into competition with us and eighty - eight ...
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