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Reduce the Taxes A War Tax Continued in Time of Peace
Debates on wartime taxation critique the shift of duty from wealthy to laborers. The speaker argues tariffs raise the cost of living, harm farmers, and misallocate tax burdens after the Civil War. He cites wage impacts, production gains from machinery, and worldwide price effects to challenge protectionism.
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United States
Sherman
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England
Jay Gould
Mr. Vanderbilt
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Frog
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Esland
France
Germany
Edward Atkinson
New England
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Deall
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Ashton-under- Lyne
Blackburn
Providence
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Hyde
Lowell
Engand
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Kelley
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Eng
Drefer
Carroll Wright
Bureau of Labor
Hosaya
James G. Blaine
Charles 8. Hill
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Tunstall
Eneland
Water
Twe Woolen
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Englid
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Crain
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Molin
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Mareo
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Blocken
Greene County
George W. Tilompson
Blay
Lees
Will C. Holt
Bloomfield Literary Society
Christian Danielson
Sam Templeton
D. W. Crockett
W. O. Dobbins
W. F. Gallemore
W. J. Slinkard
Bloomfield
J. B. Vernon
Greencastle
Mollie Corbley
Victor Kalnbolt
Byron Titus
W. A Olphant
John Smith
Harry Bauldridge
Wil Yancy
W. Crockett
William F. Gallemere
Hall
W. C. Holt