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Ought commodities to be taxed? Then go to Middlesborough or Barrow-in-Furness and advocate a duty on the manufacture of Iron. Go into Lanca- shire and propose a duty on cotton. Go to Yorkshire and suggest a tax upon Australian wools. "Why the whole British army could not carry out such a policy.
People would see that the withdrawal of so much capital from the workshops would be followed by less work, and a great many of the artizans now in full employment would soon be clamouring round the door...s of the workhouse. On the other hand, it has been FREE TRADE. 95 stated, by a competent authority, that were customs and excise abohshed, we should be able to buy for nine- pence that for which we now have to give a shilling.
It will at once be seen that this is no exaggeration, because when a person now spends one shilling at the grocer's for cocoa, If d. is for the Government ; out of one shilling's worth of coffee, 2^A. is for. the State ; out of" one shilling's worth of currants, 3f d. ; raisins, ' 2^d- ; tea, 4Jd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ought commodities to be taxed? Then go to Middlesborough or Barrow-in-Furness and advocate a duty on the manufacture of Iron. Go into Lanca- shire and propose a duty on cotton. Go to Yorkshire and suggest a tax upon Australian wools. "Why the whole British army could not carry out such a policy.
People would see that the withdrawal of so much capital from the workshops would be followed by less work, and a great many of the artizans now in full employment would soon be clamouring round the door...s of the workhouse. On the other hand, it has been FREE TRADE. 95 stated, by a competent authority, that were customs and excise abohshed, we should be able to buy for nine- pence that for which we now have to give a shilling.
It will at once be seen that this is no exaggeration, because when a person now spends one shilling at the grocer's for cocoa, If d. is for the Government ; out of one shilling's worth of coffee, 2^A. is for. the State ; out of" one shilling's worth of currants, 3f d. ; raisins, ' 2^d- ; tea, 4Jd.
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