Free trade principles meet hard questions in long debate
In a wide parliamentary speech the speaker defends free trade while acknowledging limits. He argues domestic distress comes from Europe and America rather than reduced home consumption, cites rising foreign demand and the need to harmonize agriculture, industry, and commerce, and warns against sudden drastic changes. He urges inquiry into foreign trade and emphasizes national unity among divergent interests.
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North America
Porta
Europe
America
Norway
Leipsic
Germany
Earl’s
Liverpool
East Indies
Cannathan
London
France
Portugal
Africa
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Kant India Company
Bur Tera
Marguis
East
Franklin
Tde
Frankfit
Maytown
Magara
Philadelphia
Ty Marquis of
Lansdown
Ieaelf
Ast India Company
East India Company
Jibery
Canton
South America
Valparasio
Rngland
India
Valparaiso
England
Caurt
Thames
Buenos Ayres
United States
North Anurich
Spain
Ireland
Mary
Apri
Lizibe
Marquis 2
Andrion
Lord Liverpont
United States of America
Giose
Gord Liverpay
Adam
Addy
Onal
Rhone
Viemahou
Poligy
Iptu
Opiagh
Iim Prich
Bone
Gisander