...portion of our citizens reluctantly submit to. Home manufactures would greatly lessen the evil. !i iily. By means of debts incurred for foreign manufactures,...this, and give a stronger tone of nationality at home. 1 greatly value the intercourse with that country, of preeminent knowledge and energy, but our dependence...

...unexampled power and wealth, by means of an agriculture greatly dependent on a system of manufacture : and her agriculture, thus situated, is the best in...: we are too much under the influence, indirectly, ol British merchants and British agents : we are not an independent people. Manufactures among us would...

...portion or our citizens reluctantly submit to. Home manufactures would greatly lessen the evil"w LXXI. "By means of debts incurred for foreign manufactures,...independent people. Manufactures among us would tend (11 Principles ofPolitical Economy, b, er, MD President of Columbia College, 8. merly Judge of the...

...large portion of our citizens reluctantly submit to. Home manufactures would greatly lessen the evil. " t this ominous bird of yore — What this grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt, and ominous bird of yore Meant uatiunality at home." Consistent Democrats are always lamenting the influence of manufactures on agriculture....

...would greatly leseen the evil. " By means of debtt incurred for foreign manufactures, vte are almoet again become colonists — we are too much under the influence, indirectly, of British merchantt and British agents. We are not an independent people. Manufactures among us would tend to...

...political subservience. Debts "incurred for foreign manufactures" had perpetuated the colonial state; "we are too much under the influence, indirectly,...British agents: we are not an independent people," explained Thomas Cooper, who migrated from England to the United States in 1795. Only the establishment...

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...large portion of our citizens reluctantly submit to. Home manufactures would greatly lessen the evil. ' By means of debts incurred for foreign manufactures,...again become colonists — we are too much under the influVOL. XXXII. No. 70. 17 130 American System. [Jan. ence, indirectly, of British merchants and British...