Great Debates in American History: Revenue: the tariff and taxationMarion Mills Miller Current Literature Publishing Company, 1913 - Civil rights |
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... taxing ourselves . The amount of the tax decided on was to be only enough to put our would - be manufacturers on an even basis with the foreigner . This meant what ? By general consent it meant giving our people enough to cover the ...
... taxing ourselves . The amount of the tax decided on was to be only enough to put our would - be manufacturers on an even basis with the foreigner . This meant what ? By general consent it meant giving our people enough to cover the ...
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... taxing of ourselves to establish industries was danger- ous business , undemocratic , of course - probably uncon ... taxation patiently borne . 5. We were to over - produce and with our surplus enter the markets of the world . Nobody ...
... taxing of ourselves to establish industries was danger- ous business , undemocratic , of course - probably uncon ... taxation patiently borne . 5. We were to over - produce and with our surplus enter the markets of the world . Nobody ...
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... taxation were James Jackson [ Ga . ] , Jonathan Parker [ Va . ] , John Steele [ N. C. ] , and William L. Smith [ S. C. ] . DUTIES ON SPIRITS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES , JANUARY 5-25 , 1791 MR . JACKSON said this mode of taxation was ...
... taxation were James Jackson [ Ga . ] , Jonathan Parker [ Va . ] , John Steele [ N. C. ] , and William L. Smith [ S. C. ] . DUTIES ON SPIRITS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES , JANUARY 5-25 , 1791 MR . JACKSON said this mode of taxation was ...
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