Anaconda Stands Against Protective Tariffs in 1913
In a part three essay from Our President Woodrow Wilson dated May 25, 1913, the text argues that protective tariffs foster private industry privilege at the expense of the broader American economy. It contends tariffs raise prices for imported goods, benefit manufacturers and privileged groups, and hinder free trade, urging government action to release business from private domination and pursue national interests.
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Ode on Confederate Dead at Kentucky Cemetery Readings
A veteran poem by Theodore O'Hara reveres fallen Civil War comrades. The piece, praising valor at Shiloh and other campaigns, anchors memorials for Confederate soldiers buried in national cemeteries and reflects on government efforts to preserve martial graves across the nation.
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