Proposals and Debates on Wool Protection and Tariffs
A lengthy exchange argues that high tariffs on wool and foreign imports risk monopolies and higher prices for farmers. It discusses duties on wool and silk, cottons, and the principle of home production versus foreign competition, with references to figures like McRay and policy history from Calhoun to Jackson era.
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Wright
Srocker
McRay
Jess
Adutyomall
South
America
Vermont
Smyrna
Brattleborough
Savas
Hill
France
England
Canton
Calcutta
India
Lowell
Manchester
Jowest
Onex
Mske
Leanttrade
John.c. Calhoun
South Carolina
New-York
Lawrence
Tiright
Martin van Buren
Michael Hoffman
Jackson
Silas ‘Wright
Great Britain
Holland
Britain
Treasury
Tod
Fee. Wn. Herr
Herr
Her
Tad
Methodist Church
Jetter
Wwe
Prelinghuysen
Herrand
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Emily
Saxony & Carpet
Clay
Willianh
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