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7012. PRODUCTION, National.—
In
general, it is a truth that if every nation will
employ itself in what it is fittest to produce, a
greater quantity will be raised of the things
contributing to human happiness, than if every
nation attempts to raise everything it wants
within itself.—
To M. Lasteyrie. Washington ed. v, 315.
(W.
1808)
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