Britannic Confederation a Series of Papers By Admiral Sir John Colomb Professo
Britannic Confederation a Series of Papers By Admiral Sir John Colomb Professo
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. . The three decided exceptions appear to be Malta, Victoria, and Canada, to which must now be added South Australia. " Again, the first sentence in the summary of results runs : — "As ii8 BRITANNIC CONFEDERATION.
it is clear that the duties, with few exceptions, have been imposed mainly for fiscal purposes ... " Even if the present state of affairs in the Empire at large were far moi'e protectionist than appears to be the case, it would be superfluous to enter into any general discussion of t...he principles of Free Trade. For any action must depend, not only on principles, but upon facts and actual conditions. As regards principles, the advocates of Free Trade have unquestionably damaged their cause by dogmatism and exaggeration. By attempt- ing to prove a universal negative — that in no circum- stances whatever could a State gain by retaliation or differential duties or other devices of protectionism — they have made their opponents believe that the general case for Free Trade is destroyed if one particular excep- tion can be proved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . The three decided exceptions appear to be Malta, Victoria, and Canada, to which must now be added South Australia. " Again, the first sentence in the summary of results runs : — "As ii8 BRITANNIC CONFEDERATION.
it is clear that the duties, with few exceptions, have been imposed mainly for fiscal purposes ... " Even if the present state of affairs in the Empire at large were far moi'e protectionist than appears to be the case, it would be superfluous to enter into any general discussion of t...he principles of Free Trade. For any action must depend, not only on principles, but upon facts and actual conditions. As regards principles, the advocates of Free Trade have unquestionably damaged their cause by dogmatism and exaggeration. By attempt- ing to prove a universal negative — that in no circum- stances whatever could a State gain by retaliation or differential duties or other devices of protectionism — they have made their opponents believe that the general case for Free Trade is destroyed if one particular excep- tion can be proved.
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