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... ships . And , in fact , foreign fleets do prosper under a gentle breeze of freight bills paid in American dollars . There is a reason , of course , for the American exporter and importer to ship his goods in foreign vessels . " A study ...
... ships . And , in fact , foreign fleets do prosper under a gentle breeze of freight bills paid in American dollars . There is a reason , of course , for the American exporter and importer to ship his goods in foreign vessels . " A study ...
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... ships alone are needed in order to work mira- cles for American shipping . There is , however , a surplus tonnage of 7,500,000 throughout the world , and idle ships rust in docks and yards and harbors to the amount of 5,000,000 tons ...
... ships alone are needed in order to work mira- cles for American shipping . There is , however , a surplus tonnage of 7,500,000 throughout the world , and idle ships rust in docks and yards and harbors to the amount of 5,000,000 tons ...
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... ships ( which are already as plentiful as the sands at Coney Is- land ) are necessary in order to assure the success of the new venture ; and , second , that the cargo will auto- matically transfer itself to American ships . This is a ...
... ships ( which are already as plentiful as the sands at Coney Is- land ) are necessary in order to assure the success of the new venture ; and , second , that the cargo will auto- matically transfer itself to American ships . This is a ...
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Volume 232 | 3 |
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