Britain under Free Trade and the Meighen critique
A conservative critic argues that Meighen misreads balance of trade and bullion flows. The piece defends 19th and early 20th century British free trade, noting wealth growth, foreign investments, and the ability to finance war from domestic strength while decrying the idea that imports minus exports impoverish a nation.
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Mina
Exurope
France
Fhono* Law
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Eng
Great Britain
Mr. Meighen
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Mr Meighen
England
Mr. Seddon
Joseph Chamberlain
Europe
Germany
Italy
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