Protection or Free Trade: An examination of the tariff question, with especial regard to the interests of labor by
Henry George
Doubleday, Page & Co.. New York, , 1905. First published: 1886.
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About the Book and Author
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Preface
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I Introductory.
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II Clearing Ground.
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III Of Method.
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IV Protection as a Universal Need.
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V The Protective Unit.
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VI Trade.
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VII Production and Producers.
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VIII Tariffs for Revenue.
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IX Tariffs for Protection
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X The Encouragement of Industry.
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XI The Home Market and Home Trade.
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XII Exports and Imports.
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XIII Confusions Arising From the use of Money
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XIV Do High Wages Necessitate Protection?
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XV Of Advantages and Disadvantages as Reasons for Protection.
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XVI The Development of Manufactures.
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XVII Protection and Producers.
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XVIII Effect of Protection on American Industry.
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XIX Protection and Wages.
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XX The Abolition of Protection.
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XXI Inadequacy of the Free Trade Argument.
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XXII The Real Weakness of Free Trade.
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XXIII The Real Strength of Protection.
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XXIV The Paradox.
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XXV The Robber That Takes All That is Left.
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XXVI True Free Trade.
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XXVII The Lion in the Way.
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XXVIII Free Trade and Socialism.
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XXIX Practical Politics.
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XXX Conclusion.
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Footnotes
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