American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1Frank Moore Appleton, 1859 |
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Σελίδα 93
... trade of exports on a good footing , means stricted their intercourse , according to their nothing more than to sell them dear ; and con- views of safety and profit . We claim for our- sequently , the trade of import on a good foot ...
... trade of exports on a good footing , means stricted their intercourse , according to their nothing more than to sell them dear ; and con- views of safety and profit . We claim for our- sequently , the trade of import on a good foot ...
Σελίδα 97
... Trade flourishes cial to the exporter , the importer , and the ship on our wharves , although it droops in speeches . owner . The best interest of agriculture is the Manufactures have risen under the shade of true interest of trade ...
... Trade flourishes cial to the exporter , the importer , and the ship on our wharves , although it droops in speeches . owner . The best interest of agriculture is the Manufactures have risen under the shade of true interest of trade ...
Σελίδα 149
... trade , is a phenomenon which fills me with great surprise . I may be told , perhaps , that in the first place , Great Britain grants to no other nation the privilege granted to the United States of trad- ing at all with her West Indies ...
... trade , is a phenomenon which fills me with great surprise . I may be told , perhaps , that in the first place , Great Britain grants to no other nation the privilege granted to the United States of trad- ing at all with her West Indies ...
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