...report to them upon the subject of manufactures, and particularly as to the means of promoting such as would tend to render the United States independent...nations for military and other essential supplies ; and his report was submitted in December, 1791, wherein he said : " The expediency of manufactures...

...Cong., I., pp. 25, 20, 27,35, 36. a report upon " the means of promoting such [manufactures] as would render the United States independent of foreign nations for military and other essential supplies.'" Hamilton prefaced his long report with the remark that the propriety of a protective tariff, in the...

...August, 1790, (lrol.347.) with a view particularly to report upon M the mean* of promoting such as would render the United States independent of foreign nations, for military and other essential supplies. (20) In the year 1810, the legislature again manifested a marked solicitude to ascertain the progress...

...it is confined to the subject of manufactures, and particularly to the means of promoting 43 such as would tend to render the United States independent...nations for military and other essential supplies. Frankly declaring that " protective duties evidently amount to a virtual bounty on the domestic fabrics,...

...86. 1 Dob. of Uong., I., p. 65. a report upon " the means of promoting such [manufactures] as would render the United States independent of foreign nations for military and other essential supplies."1 Hamilton prefaced his long report with the remark that the propriety of a protective tariff,...

...policy of protecting manufactures. Tn 1790 Hamilton had been called on to report a plan for making the United States independent of foreign nations " for military and other essential supplies." In 1810 so great was the solicitude to know how far the country had become industrially independent...

...duties would permit, to the subject of manufactures, and particularly to the means of promoting such as would tend to render the United States independent...nations, for military and other essential supplies, and under this order Alexander Hamilton made his celebrated report on the subject of the manufactures...

...only partially achieved ", political shackles which colonists to King George •n. He knew that the industrially independent as well, if their nation...both an economic and a political classic. Not only docs he consider and pass in review the arguments advanced for and against the policy of building up...

...report to them upon the subject of manufactures, and particularly as to the means of promoting such as would tend to render the United States independent...nations for military and other essential supplies; and his report was submitted in December, 1791, wherein he said: The expediency of manufactures in...

...would permit, to the subject of manufactures, and particularly to the means of promoting such as will tend to render the United States independent of foreign...nations for military and other essential supplies; and he thereupon respectfully submits the following report: The expediency of encouraging manufactures...