Merchant’s Magazine – Commercial Review. Art. III – The Iron trade of Europe and the United States, with the special reference to the iron trade of Pennsylvania.
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Merchant’s Magazine – Commercial Review. Art. III – The Iron trade of Europe and the United States, with the special reference to the iron trade of Pennsylvania.
Speech of John G Chapman, of Maryland, on the revenue system, and in defense of the Tariff of 1842.
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