The Tariff Reform Mirage
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But that piece of arithmetic did not survive. It has never been used, even by the League.
The current edition of the League's Handbook for Speakers contents itself with a few qualified quotations from political economists, but throws no light on the size of the escapable duty. It may be observed, however, that though on one page of the " Handbook " the Morning Post is advertised as " a patriotic paper which can always be relied upon," the League does not even mention the Morning Post's declara-... tion through the mouth of its Washington correspondent that in the United States " every one admits that the duties are paid by the consumer," and that, to say other- wise was regarded in America as " not only fallacious but dishonest." 1*^ Perhaps the League regarded that admission as unworthy of a " patriotic paper." Remembering Mr. Chamberlain's declaration that his was a policy more in the interests of the poor than of the rich, it may be possible to understand why the late Chief Conservative Whip (Sir Alexander A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that piece of arithmetic did not survive. It has never been used, even by the League.
The current edition of the League's Handbook for Speakers contents itself with a few qualified quotations from political economists, but throws no light on the size of the escapable duty. It may be observed, however, that though on one page of the " Handbook " the Morning Post is advertised as " a patriotic paper which can always be relied upon," the League does not even mention the Morning Post's declara-... tion through the mouth of its Washington correspondent that in the United States " every one admits that the duties are paid by the consumer," and that, to say other- wise was regarded in America as " not only fallacious but dishonest." 1*^ Perhaps the League regarded that admission as unworthy of a " patriotic paper." Remembering Mr. Chamberlain's declaration that his was a policy more in the interests of the poor than of the rich, it may be possible to understand why the late Chief Conservative Whip (Sir Alexander A.
What to read after The Tariff Reform Mirage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dowding to read onlineMoreLess
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