Fear of British Designs in Texas
Dr. Eugene C. Barker surveys long running U S suspicions of Britain regarding Texas independence. He cites 1844 Galveston port observations showing many British vessels and notes Britain sought to thwart annexation while courting Mexican recognition. The article tracks political debates, press accusations of British loans to Santa Anna, and shifting commercial rivalries shaping U S Texas policy.
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Eugene C. Barker
University of Texas
Texas
Galveston
United States
Senate
Britain
Congress
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
John C. Calhoun
New Orleans
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Washington Globe
New Orleans Bee
Santa Anna
Mexico
England
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Canada
Bermudas
Bahamas
Islands
Pacific
Oregon
the Ledger
Chambers of Commerce
East
New York Journal of Commerce
Looking Ahead to George S Benson President
George S Benson as Harding College president in Searcy Arkansas is discussed. The piece argues America remains a liberty stronghold with high per person income and robust private enterprise compared with collectivist nations. It warns against cheap labor competition and defends producing as a modern solution.
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
United States
France
England
Russia
Germany
Japan
America
Sam
Skilled workers and production versus cost and flow
The text argues skilled labor with costly machinery outperforms cheap labor in quality and price. It dismisses a belief that manufacturers should limit profit for social good. It claims workers strive for maximum production to raise wages and living standards, and ties collectivism to slavery. It ends with a note that afternoon roses last longer than morning cuts.
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America
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