An edition of National independence; or, A common-sense policy
(1909)
National independence; or, A common-sense policy
by Francis Francis
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Employment demands protection.
Why any exclusive policy?
The free trade trap.
Protection enriched us, not free trade.
Free trade poisons patriotism.
Kill industries and commerce dies.
Theories are dangerous guides.
Industrial displacements spell ruin.
Independence the only policy.
The fatal policy of laissez faire.
"Cheap and nasty."
Our unearned increment.
Free trade a spiteful mistress.
The fertility of character.
We cultivate weakness, not strength.
Britons can manage British business.
Second markets.
The country's average wage.
If trusts, then British trusts.
Labour's true interests.
Germany and her navy.
Class-hatred is suicide.
The tax on wheat.
The little-Englander rat.
The seeds of decay.
Education and patriotism.
Intemperate legislators.
National strongholds.
Futile scheming.
The balance of power.
The suffragette among nations.
Naval warfare in the future.
Universal service.
Broken reeds.
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