Golden bells; a peal in seven changes

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Introductory.

Clearing ground.

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Protection as a universal need.

The protective unit.

Trade.

Production and producers.

Tariffs for revenue.

Tariffs for protection.

The encouragement of Industry.

The home market and home trade.

Exports and imports.

Confusions arising from the use of money.

Do high wages necessitate protection ?

Of advantages and disadvantages as reasons for protection.

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The development of manufactures.

Protection and producers.

Effect of protection on American industry.

Protection and wages.

The abolition of protection.

Inadequacy of the free trade argument.

The real ^feakness of free trade.

The real strength of protection.

The paradox.

The robber that takes aH that is left.

True free trade.

The lion in the path.

Free trade and socialism.

Practical politics.