The Political Writings of Rufus ChoateAn orator of great renown, a congressman, senator, and colleague of Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate was a strong proponent of protective tariffs to assist domestic industry. |
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... ENGLAND 35 III . SPEECH ON THE POWER AND DUTY OF CONGRESS TO CONTINUE THE POLICY OF PROTECTING AMERICAN LABOR 55 IV . SPEECH UPON THE SUBJECT OF PROTECTING AMERICAN LABOR BY DUTIES ON IMPORTS 103 V. THE POWER OF A State Developed BY ...
... ENGLAND 35 III . SPEECH ON THE POWER AND DUTY OF CONGRESS TO CONTINUE THE POLICY OF PROTECTING AMERICAN LABOR 55 IV . SPEECH UPON THE SUBJECT OF PROTECTING AMERICAN LABOR BY DUTIES ON IMPORTS 103 V. THE POWER OF A State Developed BY ...
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... England's most important gatherings , exhorting his fellow Americans to follow 4. This brief account of Choate's early years relies heavily on Matthews , Rufus Choate : The Law and Civic Virtue , pp . 5ff . 5. Samuel Oilman Brown , ed ...
... England's most important gatherings , exhorting his fellow Americans to follow 4. This brief account of Choate's early years relies heavily on Matthews , Rufus Choate : The Law and Civic Virtue , pp . 5ff . 5. Samuel Oilman Brown , ed ...
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... England led by Webster . For a time it even included Calhoun and other states ' rights men looking for an outlet for anti - Jackson sentiment and activity . With the excep- tion of this latter segment , the party favored the so - called ...
... England led by Webster . For a time it even included Calhoun and other states ' rights men looking for an outlet for anti - Jackson sentiment and activity . With the excep- tion of this latter segment , the party favored the so - called ...
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