Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations
The book Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations was written by author Davis, Joseph Stancliffe, 1885-1975 Here you can read free online of Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations a good or bad book?
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^ Pp. 2ig-2Zi. This was the favorite objection of the day. Cf. Jefferson to Thomas Digges, June 19, 1788: "In general it is impossible that manufactures should succeed in America from the high price of labour": Works (Ford ed.), V, 27-29. See also Coxe, View, 32, 38; address ascribed to Coxe, in American Museum, iv, 340-346, esp. 342 (October, 1788); William Barton, Essay on the Promotion of American Manufactures, in ibid., ii, 237-260, esp. 258 (September, 1787). * Pp. 219-220; Coxe, View, 13,... 99, 198-199. ' P. 220; Coxe, View, 40, $$. ' Pp. 220-222; Coxe, View, 38-40, 99. ' Pp. 220, 244, 282-283; Coxe, View, 42, 83, 99. * Pp. 226-232; Culbertson, Alexander Hamilton, 78-80, 84, and supra, 351- 3S2, 3S4-3SS- ' P. 224. Cf. letter of Samuel Patterson to Hamilton, dated Edinburgh, Feb. 10, 1 791: "Many people here are of opinion, That the Prosperity & flourishing State of Britain Is far more owing to the EstabUshment of Banks than to the National Debt": Hamilton Papers. Cf. Essay IV, chap.
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