Great Debates in American History: Revenue: the tariff and taxationMarion Mills Miller Current Literature Publishing Company, 1913 - Civil rights |
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... question now to be determined , he conceived , was this : is an addition to the present amount of the revenue necessary ? It had appeared that an addition is necessary ; for his own part , he should prefer direct taxation to any excises ...
... question now to be determined , he conceived , was this : is an addition to the present amount of the revenue necessary ? It had appeared that an addition is necessary ; for his own part , he should prefer direct taxation to any excises ...
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... question , he says , between the friends of an " American policy " and those of a " foreign policy . " This , sir , is an assumption which I take the liberty most directly to deny . Mr. Speaker certainly intended nothing invidious or ...
... question , he says , between the friends of an " American policy " and those of a " foreign policy . " This , sir , is an assumption which I take the liberty most directly to deny . Mr. Speaker certainly intended nothing invidious or ...
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... questions that arise in the case are two : the first is , which is the best mode , under all the cir- cumstances , of obtaining the article ; the second is , how far this first question is proper to be decided by government , and how ...
... questions that arise in the case are two : the first is , which is the best mode , under all the cir- cumstances , of obtaining the article ; the second is , how far this first question is proper to be decided by government , and how ...
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... question before us , in regard to all the important clauses of the bill , is not whether we will lay duties , but whether we will augment duties . The demand is for something more than exists , and yet it is pressed as if noth- ing ...
... question before us , in regard to all the important clauses of the bill , is not whether we will lay duties , but whether we will augment duties . The demand is for something more than exists , and yet it is pressed as if noth- ing ...
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... question . During the congressional session of 1827-28 , Silas Wright [ N. Y. ] introduced a tariff bill , which , as he said , was " intended to turn the manufacturing capital of the country to the working up of domestic raw ma- terial ...
... question . During the congressional session of 1827-28 , Silas Wright [ N. Y. ] introduced a tariff bill , which , as he said , was " intended to turn the manufacturing capital of the country to the working up of domestic raw ma- terial ...
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