Rights of American Producers, and the Wrongs of British-free-trade Revenue-reform

"The Rights of American Producers, and the Wrongs of British-free-trade Revenue-reform," penned by Henry Carey Baird in 1872, presents a vigorous defense of American economic interests against the backdrop of burgeoning free trade policies advocated by Britain. Baird champions the cause of American producers, arguing against the perceived injustices of revenue reform that favored foreign competition. This work provides valuable insight into the economic debates of the late 19th century, offering a detailed critique of free trade from an American perspective. It is a compelling read for those interested in the history of American economic thought, trade policy, and the enduring tension between protectionism and free markets.

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