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2307. DUTIES, Discriminating.—[continued].
Between nations who
favor our productions and navigation and
those who do not favor them, one distinction
alone will suffice; one set of moderate duties
for the first, and a fixed advance on these as
to some articles; and prohibitions as to others,
for the last.—
Foreign Commerce Report. Washington ed. vii, 650.
Ford ed., vi, 483.
(Dec. 1793)
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