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Significados de american manufactures en inglés
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Uso de american manufactures en inglés
1
Home industries having been fostered by the war, American manufactures promised a bright future.
2
He is generally quoted as "the father of the protective policy," to develop American manufactures.
3
England, he pointed out, prohibits American manufactures; she now lays duties on importations, for the purpose of revenue only.
4
Under the influence of the embargo the census of 1810 had been made to include a survey of American manufactures.
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But the system had never been effectively introduced until the war and the blockade had forced American manufactures into existence.
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American manufactures were prohibited.
7
Their small savings could be more profitably invested in foreign than in domestic goods, and hence American manufactures received little patronage.
8
The bill was, indeed, made up wholly with the view of protecting American manufactures from any foreign competition in the home market.
9
Mr. Adams, in a plain suit of black, made entirely of American manufactures, ascended to the Speaker's chair, and took his seat.
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A History of American Manufactures, 1608-1860.
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Hamilton had proposed it twenty years before; and the first American tariff act had declared that its object was the encouragement of American manufactures.
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If freights were lower, or our social relations with America closer, there would certainly be many more American manufactures in use than there are now.
13
The war of 1812-15, gave a tremendous impulse to American manufactures through the exclusion of British and other foreign products.
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This cannot be while federal legislation, through the imposition of high tariffs, forbids to American manufactures as cheap materials as those used by their competitors.
15
But certainly it was not by discriminating duties, by endeavouring to shift commerce from one channel to another, that American manufactures were to be promoted.
16
On the general subject of cotton manufacture and machinery, see: J. L. Bishop, "History of American Manufactures from 1608 to 1860", 3 vols.