Woolgrowers View on Embargo and Free Trade
An Australian woolgrower argues against protective embargoes citing hurt to the wool market. He urges freer exchange of breeding stock and trade as a global good, noting South Africa and the United States as key examples and urging Empire unity and removal of barriers.
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Avery Cauntey
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Clanton Rens
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Heath Amerie
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Lal
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