Free trade versus protection in American industrial growth
Debates on 19th century banking deposits contrast with 1850 Manchester savings and British wages. The piece argues protection built American industry, citing American and British data, and cites Lord Goodrich and events at Cooper Institute to claim the U.S. as the leading manufacturing nation.
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Massachusetts
Manchester
England
Lawrence
Lowell
Detroit Evening News
Great Britain
Save
California
London
Free Trade New York Times
America
Ireland
Lord Goodrich
Edward Sullivan
J. B. Boyle
Burns, Roberts
United States
Germany
France
Cooper Institute
New York
Peter Cooper
Wm. M. Evarts
Dexter A. Hawkins
Mulhall
Annapolis
George Washington
Seaboard