The Political Register, Volumen1,Tema 21D. Green, 1833 |
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... tariff of 1816. It is wish to disguise nothing , the protective prin- true , that I advocated that measure , for which ciple was recognized by the act of 1816. How I may rest my defence , without taking any this was overlooked , at the ...
... tariff of 1816. It is wish to disguise nothing , the protective prin- true , that I advocated that measure , for which ciple was recognized by the act of 1816. How I may rest my defence , without taking any this was overlooked , at the ...
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... tariff revised , with a view of with demands continually growing , till the pas- affording a moderate and permanent protec- sage of the act of 1828. What course now , I tion . * would ask , did it become Carolina to pursue in Such was ...
... tariff revised , with a view of with demands continually growing , till the pas- affording a moderate and permanent protec- sage of the act of 1828. What course now , I tion . * would ask , did it become Carolina to pursue in Such was ...
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... tariff , as pro- mestic industry ; let it speak a plain , honest , in- posed by the honorable Senator from Kentucky , telligible language which will enable the Supreme ( Mr. CLAY , ) preserve the manufacturing inter- Court of the United ...
... tariff , as pro- mestic industry ; let it speak a plain , honest , in- posed by the honorable Senator from Kentucky , telligible language which will enable the Supreme ( Mr. CLAY , ) preserve the manufacturing inter- Court of the United ...
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