The Farm er A Wool Grower Relates His Experience
A wool grower compares his market prospects with global trade, arguing that agricultural wealth and farm ownership rose markedly through 1860 to 1880. He questions whether wealth was evenly distributed and cites figures on farm values, ownership, and tax levels. He notes the growth of wealth since 1870 and contrasts it with earlier periods, suggesting persistent inequality.
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Tariff politics and farmer hardships in late 19th century debate
A heated congressional speech discusses protective tariffs and their effect on New England farmers and national markets. The speaker stresses farm suffering, export shares, and the cost of protection in butter, wool, and other goods, urging reform while defending party principles.
Henry George Protection and Wage Effects Debate
Analysis discusses how protection might raise or restrict wages and the impact of competition on labor, referencing theories about importation of labor and price levels. It weighs whether protection increases the share of labor income and how urban size affects wage outcomes, noting higher wages in large cities and ongoing debates on supply constraints.
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