Our South American Trade
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XXIV publish rancorous articles or books about the alleged ill-treat- ment that they have received. The second class is represented by a few great business houses which control the bulk of our export trade to South America. Handling this trade with all the skill that it demands, and hence free from the faults to which attention will later be called, they frighten away possible competitors by availing themselves of favorable opportunities to exaggerate the difficulties that lie in the way of its... extension. From this sketch of the commercial conditions prevailing in South America as a whole, let us turn to an examination of the circumstances peculiar to certain of the European states, which have induced and enabled these states to develop so fully their trade relations with that continent. It is well known that the chief competitors of the United States in the commerce of South America are Germany and Great Britain. These countries opened their markets in that part of the world at a time when we were devoting our energies to the development of the enormous resources of our own land, and later they spread those markets industriously while we were busied in promoting our trade with Europe and Asia.
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XXIV publish rancorous articles or books about the alleged ill-treat- ment that they have received. The second class is represented by a few great business houses which control the bulk of our export trade to South America. Handling this trade with all the skill that it demands, and hence free from the faults to which attention will later be called, they frighten away possible competitors by availing themselves of favorable opportunities to exaggerate the difficulties that lie in the way of its... extension. From this sketch of the commercial conditions prevailing in South America as a whole, let us turn to an examination of the circumstances peculiar to certain of the European states, which have induced and enabled these states to develop so fully their trade relations with that continent. It is well known that the chief competitors of the United States in the commerce of South America are Germany and Great Britain. These countries opened their markets in that part of the world at a time when we were devoting our energies to the development of the enormous resources of our own land, and later they spread those markets industriously while we were busied in promoting our trade with Europe and Asia.
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