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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1891
Page
4
The text argues that England’s upper and lower classes remain rigid, creating a fixed social order. It claims capital and capitalists are necessary for industry, advocates arbitration over strikes, and questions the appropriateness of dynamite or violent action to address labor oppression.
Blanche Brown discusses how early United States trade issues echoed ancient patterns from Rome to medieval Europe, tracing tariffs and protectionism from Elizabethan England through Colbert’s France to Napoleonic era policy. The piece contrasts free trade pressures with protective duties shaping industry, commerce, and national power through centuries.
A historical essay argues for maintaining protection and embracing reciprocity to strengthen the U S economy. It contrasts German Zollverein and British tariff history with American growth through domestic industry, urging continued protective policy and cautious liberalization to secure markets and labor.
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