 | Giles Badger Stebbins - 1883 - 214 páginas
...industries are inseparably bound up together, that prosperous manufactures mean prosperous agriculture, and vice versa ; that each consumes what the other produces ; that each is the best customer to the other." Other able English writers have sent out like pampfiicts and hooks, largely read. "The Stagnation of... | |
 | 1881 - 972 páginas
...agriculture, and vice versa ; that each consumes what the other produces ; that each is the best customer of 9 !ئ{ p %Z] % L ; E7=a n instead of being their enemies, are their best customers ; they are attracting them to their region... | |
 | 1881 - 970 páginas
...industries are inseparably bound up together, that prosperous manufactures mean prosperous agriculture, and vice versa ; that each consumes what the other produces ; that each is the best customer of the other. ' How long,' re-echoes the Cobden Club, ' will the farmers of America allow protection... | |
 | 1881 - 972 páginas
...industries are inseparably bound up together, that prosperous manufactures mean prosperous agriculture, and vice versa ; that each consumes what the other produces ; that each is the best customer of the other. ' How long,' re-echoes the Cobden Club, ' will the farmers of America allow protection... | |
 | 1881 - 958 páginas
...industries are inseparably bound up together, that prosperous manufactures mean prosperous agriculture, and vice versa ; that each consumes what the other produces ; that each is the best customer of the other. ' How long,' re-echoes the Cobden Club, ' will the farmers of America allow protection... | |
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... manufacturer one or two hundred ruined workmen ; that if the employer is losing money, the employed cannot be making it — more than this, they understand that manufacturing and agricultural industries are inseparably bound up together, that prosperous... 