Constructive Imperialism
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I do not believein prohibitive or penal tariffs. But I do believe in having somethingto give to those who treat us well, something to withhold from thosewho treat us badly. At present, as you are well aware, Great Britainis the one great nation which is treated with absolute disregard byforeign countries in framing their tariffs. They know that howeverbadly they treat us they have nothing to lose by it, and so we go tothe wall on every occasion.
And now, though there is a great deal more to be ...said, I feel I mustnot trespass much further on your patience. But there is one objectionto Tariff Reform which is constantly made, and which is at once sountrue and so damaging, that before sitting down I should like to saya few words about it. We are told that this is an attempt to transferthe burden of a part of our taxation from the shoulders of the rich tothose of the poor. If that were true, it would be fatal to TariffReform, and I for one would have nothing to do with it. But it is nottrue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not believein prohibitive or penal tariffs. But I do believe in having somethingto give to those who treat us well, something to withhold from thosewho treat us badly. At present, as you are well aware, Great Britainis the one great nation which is treated with absolute disregard byforeign countries in framing their tariffs. They know that howeverbadly they treat us they have nothing to lose by it, and so we go tothe wall on every occasion.
And now, though there is a great deal more to be ...said, I feel I mustnot trespass much further on your patience. But there is one objectionto Tariff Reform which is constantly made, and which is at once sountrue and so damaging, that before sitting down I should like to saya few words about it. We are told that this is an attempt to transferthe burden of a part of our taxation from the shoulders of the rich tothose of the poor. If that were true, it would be fatal to TariffReform, and I for one would have nothing to do with it. But it is nottrue.
What to read after Constructive Imperialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milner Viscount to read onlineMoreLess
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