American Marine: The Shipping Question in History and PoliticsHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1893 - 479 Seiten |
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... increased in number . Light is for distribution . No longer young , it may be full time that some of the facts which the author has learned be given to those who shall follow him ; while it is certain , any light that his efforts can ...
... increased in number . Light is for distribution . No longer young , it may be full time that some of the facts which the author has learned be given to those who shall follow him ; while it is certain , any light that his efforts can ...
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... increases knowledge , is of national concern . But especially is this true of those trades and pursuits whose growth strengthens the state , guards its independence , and makes its safety sure . In line with this maxim , our foremost ...
... increases knowledge , is of national concern . But especially is this true of those trades and pursuits whose growth strengthens the state , guards its independence , and makes its safety sure . In line with this maxim , our foremost ...
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... increased , by the alternative of late pre- sented by foreign powers , that we must yield to them our ship- ping and commercial trades , or hold these great and essential interests by the direct expenditure of money , or , if need be ...
... increased , by the alternative of late pre- sented by foreign powers , that we must yield to them our ship- ping and commercial trades , or hold these great and essential interests by the direct expenditure of money , or , if need be ...
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... increase prosperity and thereby enlarge our import of luxuries and articles on the free list , caus- ing our country to " still have a steadily growing volume of im- ports to pay for , " and he inquires : " Where , then , may we look ...
... increase prosperity and thereby enlarge our import of luxuries and articles on the free list , caus- ing our country to " still have a steadily growing volume of im- ports to pay for , " and he inquires : " Where , then , may we look ...
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... increase the number of seamen , and have less factory workers ; and devote a little more time to balan- cing the industries of the country , to the increase of its safety and prosperity ? If all the countries with whom we deal by sea ...
... increase the number of seamen , and have less factory workers ; and devote a little more time to balan- cing the industries of the country , to the increase of its safety and prosperity ? If all the countries with whom we deal by sea ...
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abroad Ameri American Carriage American ships American vessels American wood American-built amount annually average balance of trade bounty Britain British iron British ships British wood British-built building built Bureau of Navigation cargoes carried cent CHAPTER coast companies Congress cost deck depth discrimination Dollars duties employment England Europe export carriage favor flag fleets foreign nations foreign shipping foreign trade foreign vessels free-ship freeboard freight freightage French gain German gross registered tonnage hulls imports increase iron sail iron ships Iron steamers less Liverpool Lloyd's Register loading loss maritime ment merchandise naval navigation navy Norwegian wood ocean owners paid period ports premium proportion protection rates reciprocity rules sailing ships sailing vessels seamen Secretary shipbuilding shipowners shipping interest steamships subsidy tariff tariff of 1828 tion tons Treasury underwriters United United Kingdom voyage wood sail wood steam wooden ships