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HF1755 .B38 2012
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The triumph of the antebellum free trade movement / |
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HF1755 .K2 1872
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Speeches, addresses, and letters on industrial and financial questions. To which is added an introduction, together with copious notes and an index. |
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HF1755 .K38 1983
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Progressives and protection : the search for a tariff policy, 1866-1936 / |
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HF1755 .P31 1973
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The economic basis of protection. |
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HF1755 .S5
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The national revenues: a collection of papers by American economists. |
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HF1755 .S8
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The American protectionist's manual. |
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HF1755 .S83
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Protectionist republicanism; Republican tariff policy in the McKinley period, |
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HF1755 .S9
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Protectionism: the -ism which teaches that waste makes wealth, |
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HF1756 .A4 1921
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Tariff information, 1921. Hearings on general tariff revision before the Committee on ways and means, House of representatives ... |
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HF1756 .A4 1929
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Tariff bill of 1929. Comparative print of the Tariff act of 1922 with H.R. 2667, a bill to provide revenue, to regulate commerce with foreign countries, to encourage the industries of the United States, to protect American labor, and for other purposes as reported from the Committee on ways and means, May 9, 1929, together with the report (H. Rept. no. 7) thereon. |
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HF1756 .A5 1928
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Tariff problems of the United States. |
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HF 1756 + A5 1942
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How high are United States tariffs? |
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HF1756 .B43 1999
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Free trade : why AFL-CIO, the Sierra Club and Congressman Gephardt should like it / |
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HF1756 .B5 1956
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What the tariff means to American industries. |
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HF1756 .F25 2019eb
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Free traders : elites, democracy, and the rise of globalization / |
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HF1756 .G65 1942eb
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Protective tariffs / |
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HF1756 .G66 2009eb
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Mad about trade : why Main Street America should embrace globalization / |
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HF1756 .H9 1930
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Research and tariff. |
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HF1756 .I68 2015
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Free trade under fire / |
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HF1756 .I685 2011
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Peddling protectionism : Smoot-Hawley and the Great Depression / |
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