A Policy of Free Exchange
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by discrediting abject dependence on governmental favours, we strive to stimulate those elements of the American character which support the hope of American achievement.' Sir Williatvi Harcourt.
'I have already pointed to the growth of expenditure in the last seven years, and I have nothing to say on the subject of that expenditure. I am not going to enter into any controversy with reference to it, or to condemn it, but this, at least, I may say- — that those who have authorized, en- courage...d, and insisted upon it — I am speaking now entirely without distinction of party, for it has not been one party alone — are bound to provide the means of defraying it.
I know there was once in this country an economical party (laughter) ; but there is no economical party now, and I believe that the Prime Minister and myself are the only survivors of it (laughter). There has been attributed to me a saying ' Mr. Cleveland here refers to the which have attempted and, to some great trusts and monopolies which extent, succeeded in forcing the have ruled the markets for some years Government to conform to their past; buthiswordsareequallyapplic- demands, able to combinations in this country n.J The Coming Industrial Struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
by discrediting abject dependence on governmental favours, we strive to stimulate those elements of the American character which support the hope of American achievement.' Sir Williatvi Harcourt.
'I have already pointed to the growth of expenditure in the last seven years, and I have nothing to say on the subject of that expenditure. I am not going to enter into any controversy with reference to it, or to condemn it, but this, at least, I may say- — that those who have authorized, en- courage...d, and insisted upon it — I am speaking now entirely without distinction of party, for it has not been one party alone — are bound to provide the means of defraying it.
I know there was once in this country an economical party (laughter) ; but there is no economical party now, and I believe that the Prime Minister and myself are the only survivors of it (laughter). There has been attributed to me a saying ' Mr. Cleveland here refers to the which have attempted and, to some great trusts and monopolies which extent, succeeded in forcing the have ruled the markets for some years Government to conform to their past; buthiswordsareequallyapplic- demands, able to combinations in this country n.J The Coming Industrial Struggle.
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