A College Girl On the Wilson Bill the Brillant Speech of Miss Gail H Laughlin
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[Laughter. ] The 44 markets of the world" vanish in the light of fact. According to Mulhall, American manufactures equal one-third of all the manufac- tured products of the world. We consume them or their equivalent. The home market then is one-half that of all the rest of the world combined. According to Mulhall again, the American home market is five times as great as the amount of imports into all the free trade countries of the world, including England, ten times as great excluding England.... Protection countries reserve their home markets for them- selves, hence they are not open to us except at a price. If the free- trader would turn his attention from foreign countries to our home market, he would learn more things than he has as yet dreamed of in his philosophy. [Applause. ] The argument against the constitutionality of the tariff is so absurd that it needs little attention. The first protective tariff act was passed by the Congress of 1789, introduced by James Madison and signed by George Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Laughter. ] The 44 markets of the world" vanish in the light of fact. According to Mulhall, American manufactures equal one-third of all the manufac- tured products of the world. We consume them or their equivalent. The home market then is one-half that of all the rest of the world combined. According to Mulhall again, the American home market is five times as great as the amount of imports into all the free trade countries of the world, including England, ten times as great excluding England.... Protection countries reserve their home markets for them- selves, hence they are not open to us except at a price. If the free- trader would turn his attention from foreign countries to our home market, he would learn more things than he has as yet dreamed of in his philosophy. [Applause. ] The argument against the constitutionality of the tariff is so absurd that it needs little attention. The first protective tariff act was passed by the Congress of 1789, introduced by James Madison and signed by George Washington.
What to read after A College Girl On the Wilson Bill the Brillant Speech of Miss Gail H Laughlin?
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