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Boy's own book, extended; a complete encyclopedia of all athletic, scientific, recreative, outdoor and indoor exercises and diversions including The boy's own book, The book of gymnastics and Parlor magic

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Is this protection? Tax on farmers ... Hon. James Brook's speech, March 3, 1870. The American Free-trade league. New York [1870].

Is this protection? Tax on farmers ... Hon. James Brook's speech, March 3, 1870. The American Free-trade league. New York [1870].

Does the protective tariff benefit the farmer? This inquiry is very pertinent ... Outspoken free traders ... Canada wants the Mills bill badly ... English press opinion of Cleveland's message ... What Bismarck thinks of American protection. [n.

Is this protection? Tax on farmers ... Hon. James Brook's speech, March 3, 1870. The American Free-trade league. New York [1870].

Is this protection? Tax on farmers ... Hon. James Brook's speech, March 3, 1870. The American Free-trade league. New York [1870].

John D. Defrees to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, December 15, 1860 (Suggests appointing Alexander Stephens to cabinet in order to avoid secession)

The tariff question described by a retired merchant. Republican national platform ... Democratic national platform ... [n. p. 1884].

Does the protective tariff benefit the farmer? This inquiry is very pertinent ... Outspoken free traders ... Canada wants the Mills bill badly ... English press opinion of Cleveland's message ... What Bismarck thinks of American protection. [n.

Does price fixing destroy liberty? : a consideration of certain economic and common law principles applying to governmental interferences with the liberty of trade

Shall a free-trade candidate lead a protection party? Is Arthur responsible for the reduction on the tariff on wool? [n. p. 1884].

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Benjamin Crence to Elliot C. Cowdin, Wednesday, October 29, 1862 (Conduct of General Wool)

Wool taken to river to be washed

Mariscal Quicksilver Mine & Reduction Works, Terlingua, Brewster County, TX

General J.E. Wool, American Civil War Photograph, Glass Negative.

Ravalli County, Montana. Ewe and lamb wearing an extra coat of wool

Tintic Standard Reduction Mill, Warm Springs Mountain, Goshen, Utah County, UT

John Jay to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, November 02, 1861 (Resignation of Gen. Wool)

John E. Wool to Edwin M. Stanton, Thursday, May 01, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs)

John E. Wool to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, December 09, 1861 (Court martial of Col. Allen)

Thomas Jefferson, May 28, 1793, Proposal on Public Debt Reduction

John E. Wool to Edwin M. Stanton, Thursday, May 01, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs)

The contrast. Facts for the people Republican economy and Democratic extravagance and corruption contrasted - Three years and four months of Republican administration of national affairs- reduction of the national debt. [New York? 1870?].

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broadsides candidate protection party protection party arthur reduction tariff wool high resolution rare book and special collections division ultra high resolution printed ephemera united states history