The National Review, Volume 58W.H. Allen, 1911 - English literature |
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Page 195
... Tariff Reform- when lo and behold , here comes Mr. Borden and the Canadian Press winning a victory beyond all the dreams of the most sanguine —and winning it , mind you , not by " tactical retreats " but by standing to their guns and ...
... Tariff Reform- when lo and behold , here comes Mr. Borden and the Canadian Press winning a victory beyond all the dreams of the most sanguine —and winning it , mind you , not by " tactical retreats " but by standing to their guns and ...
Page 276
... Tariff Board , a definite and certain basis of ascertained fact for the consideration of tariff laws . When the reports of the Tariff Board upon these schedules are received , the duties which should be imposed can be determined upon ...
... Tariff Board , a definite and certain basis of ascertained fact for the consideration of tariff laws . When the reports of the Tariff Board upon these schedules are received , the duties which should be imposed can be determined upon ...
Page 472
... tariff legislation the general benefit of the community , and especially the benefit of farming and industrial classes . A tariff - it is only necessary to explain in Great Britain , where Free Trade ideas ( and misconceptions ) survive ...
... tariff legislation the general benefit of the community , and especially the benefit of farming and industrial classes . A tariff - it is only necessary to explain in Great Britain , where Free Trade ideas ( and misconceptions ) survive ...
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