The North American Review, Volume 166University of Northern Iowa, 1898 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... exports were insignificant . Not only were American manufacturers occupied at home and satisfied with a market which a ... export trade has become a necessity , and it should be fostered with a jealous care . The other change that has ...
... exports were insignificant . Not only were American manufacturers occupied at home and satisfied with a market which a ... export trade has become a necessity , and it should be fostered with a jealous care . The other change that has ...
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... export trade of China will enormously increase . Internal taxation barriers will be broken down , and not only will new markets of great importance be reached , but old ones will become more accessible . The peo- ple will become more ...
... export trade of China will enormously increase . Internal taxation barriers will be broken down , and not only will new markets of great importance be reached , but old ones will become more accessible . The peo- ple will become more ...
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... exported to England only . Similarly , American goods appear as imports from Great Britain and her colonies . In the ... export of American goods to China and of Chinese goods to the United States . A large part of American cotton goods ...
... exported to England only . Similarly , American goods appear as imports from Great Britain and her colonies . In the ... export of American goods to China and of Chinese goods to the United States . A large part of American cotton goods ...
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... exports yearly 8,000 tons of butter , she is obliged to im- port margarine to meet the deficit . The value of rural products was estimated 40 years ago by Block and Viebahn at 1,540 million thalers , or 1,150 million dol- lars . In 1895 ...
... exports yearly 8,000 tons of butter , she is obliged to im- port margarine to meet the deficit . The value of rural products was estimated 40 years ago by Block and Viebahn at 1,540 million thalers , or 1,150 million dol- lars . In 1895 ...
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... exported has almost trebled , rising from 42 million dollars in 1875 to 113 millions in 1895. The approxi- mate value of textile manufactures produced in 1895 was 540 million dollars , of which there remained for home consumption 427 ...
... exported has almost trebled , rising from 42 million dollars in 1875 to 113 millions in 1895. The approxi- mate value of textile manufactures produced in 1895 was 540 million dollars , of which there remained for home consumption 427 ...
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