A Representative Life of Horace Greeley
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F.
makes his living by carrying back and forth the grain and goods.
But, in course of time, G. H. sets up a manufactory or depot with- in a mile of A. B., and offers to supply him goods for grain at the 340 HORACE GREELEY same rate that he has hitherto traded in Montreal. By accepting this offer, A. B. makes a clear Baying of the amount formerly paid to E. F. for his services, and the latter is left to abandon his unpro- ductive, and betake himself to some productive employment, where- by there... is a clear saving of the whole of his services to the world.
In other words, the same amount of labor produces so much more of the necessaries or comforts of life than formerly, and the com- munity is to that extent enriched by the change.
And here is shown the fallacy of the free trade cavil, that if pro- tection is so good a thing for nations, it must be good for states, counties, towns, and even families also, and that each should pro- tect its own industry against the rivalry of all neighbors, and the farmer make his own boots, hats and broadcloth, as well as the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F.
makes his living by carrying back and forth the grain and goods.
But, in course of time, G. H. sets up a manufactory or depot with- in a mile of A. B., and offers to supply him goods for grain at the 340 HORACE GREELEY same rate that he has hitherto traded in Montreal. By accepting this offer, A. B. makes a clear Baying of the amount formerly paid to E. F. for his services, and the latter is left to abandon his unpro- ductive, and betake himself to some productive employment, where- by there... is a clear saving of the whole of his services to the world.
In other words, the same amount of labor produces so much more of the necessaries or comforts of life than formerly, and the com- munity is to that extent enriched by the change.
And here is shown the fallacy of the free trade cavil, that if pro- tection is so good a thing for nations, it must be good for states, counties, towns, and even families also, and that each should pro- tect its own industry against the rivalry of all neighbors, and the farmer make his own boots, hats and broadcloth, as well as the nation.
What to read after A Representative Life of Horace Greeley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L U Reavis to read onlineMoreLess
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