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My connection with the Trade has now lasted forty - four years , and during that
time , though a great number of subversive proposals have been made to deal
with this question , many of them by Sir Thomas Whittaker himself , such a judicial
...
My connection with the Trade has now lasted forty - four years , and during that
time , though a great number of subversive proposals have been made to deal
with this question , many of them by Sir Thomas Whittaker himself , such a judicial
...
Page 1049
proposal , which is strictly speaking not a temperance measure at all , i.e. , it is a
measure for the relief of taxation at the expense of one trade . The suggestion is ,
that the whole capital value of existing licences shall be destroyed , or to quote ...
proposal , which is strictly speaking not a temperance measure at all , i.e. , it is a
measure for the relief of taxation at the expense of one trade . The suggestion is ,
that the whole capital value of existing licences shall be destroyed , or to quote ...
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He was anxious that the Irish public should fully understand that the Irish party
and he had no responsibility whatever , direct or indirect , for the proposals of any
such makeshift as that . Neither his colleagues nor he were consulted in this ...
He was anxious that the Irish public should fully understand that the Irish party
and he had no responsibility whatever , direct or indirect , for the proposals of any
such makeshift as that . Neither his colleagues nor he were consulted in this ...
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Contents
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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