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3255. FREE TRADE, Encouragement.—
The permitting an exchange of industries
with other nations is a direct encouragement
of your own, which without that, would bring
you nothing for your comfort, and would of
course cease to be produced.—
To Samuel Smith. Washington ed. vii, 286.
Ford ed., x, 253.
(M.
1823)
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