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The Spectator reminds us that M. Clemenceau is “ as strong a Free Trader as
Napoleon III . " And yet here he is at the head A Notable of a great majority
announcing a multitude of Omission . measures covering the whole field of social
activity ...
The Spectator reminds us that M. Clemenceau is “ as strong a Free Trader as
Napoleon III . " And yet here he is at the head A Notable of a great majority
announcing a multitude of Omission . measures covering the whole field of social
activity ...
Page 616
The only thing wrong with it , from the Free Trade point of view , is that it has
nothing to do do with Free Trade . Because Free Imports are an institution entirely
peculiar to ourselves , and if the cause of the recent prosperity of our foreign
trade ...
The only thing wrong with it , from the Free Trade point of view , is that it has
nothing to do do with Free Trade . Because Free Imports are an institution entirely
peculiar to ourselves , and if the cause of the recent prosperity of our foreign
trade ...
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To Englishmen it is of especial interest that the German Socialists , who are
invariably described on our Free Trade platforms as " the inevitable product of
German Protection , " should lose about thirty seats within a year of our General
Election ...
To Englishmen it is of especial interest that the German Socialists , who are
invariably described on our Free Trade platforms as " the inevitable product of
German Protection , " should lose about thirty seats within a year of our General
Election ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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