The Wool and Farm Labor Debate in 1880s U S
A dense period piece arguing protection for domestic wool and farm products. It claims duties protect farmers from mill owners, describe how exchange and tariffs shape prices, and warn of machine ownership oppressing independent farmers. It links tariffs to national independence and farmer-millowner conflict.
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