, 1880-05-01

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and }onnht fnr th",3, hnncatty ".H r..
ara G ottfT u r. c tG[e ,Gn It'll y III, ans to
sont,r " fr uo cRFHr o. thG nplM anu iear!css
III fo viii p Ia rnn svt H tetee te n,y an ;yyth *
praat W. NAV a!so @ aasi tlsat shs So4,s s T hss
2s 4qtss Fysn li 6s ioa ises and eos.
taIns rnn ar ~ W ~ M - ths
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s s, I'D and %be Isns seryISeS @ i Dy We RetTS,t M
hettef f!oin % Janss ' blaiae!. IL !"'Gs cSeaso:
A'''' ~ wy 4Aee'es. Illce' es'o"'
sNEE LAND AND FREE TRADE.
the pen ot io on s. s. G Cox. just issaed, ,ae
presents pr sa slear comprehensive exposition
na,,an,, VI nu 'iseaom o. co"e,c ana intst-
opposing policy Of restriction, starting
% pG1 he e sGrs ;s st a the atsa Tnea d s9s now
soil and thn fartorv I s1,rnius so whIcI, % sMr. ~,
pns mist go on increasing 10 m extent
our intercourse with the world. "The
BROADER views. e our % nnozinc t i,atnrSt wea,tb W.
Is TOM compelling is rs % to tiio aInrnatty"s ot
clloketl With our owl, abundance" In Init
nte, ,,ate relatoh to 1fcednm OF trade, the boGk
i;IsasH ;,,.s o. inc !nnn, ana tne Mafger OIL aack.
that Tia w}thinft 'rIn resources NJ tia cnln-
lty nfe graphically stated. The furccs Of
abundance, Shal[ these bo free or ensiayed
The attti1nr ayks. InOst pertinentiy. "Cat,
my ono Affirm titat tic fand in thee United
ii rcneratyu % prlccs s % Is sbsorcT ~ ~ tros. p"s
nortntton nhnrsvpsp II. MT freiutt cnn'j,
nn.1of na nh The RG Gny and cHnss II TIC
ats,a stt,a ~ nnn .ait1a rgiau.a'l ",a ld,olnlsn
stldi a 1Itne !Ha conspiracy u clqss interest
nsanst tlIe common 3, , weal The sHhsta-
iisto5ssl s$stei, s ;; 4 ;Ss n1i;!sh Sefa isxs
covering the pef1od bctwcen @ TIE @ restric-
aa sloi OF extn'rs 'r ,,Itx, n Epp , 10 lAg, IhS
Se sxprsssed III IL ''fa tic ranntng ''I eaas Il "e q
" le ,v1slalls n1:, t,is: Flys CentaFies
stretns Exnis; Gesa casa,on y YaT
Protection gsa its IL Fa!!u;ss;, Ths Logic T x
- ,hat, iyt mesoo o,,,!,e IhK,ns tne history
o., T.. tse IT, I've GentHtes ~ t, & o. &olunasf'nE Ga
S y, Ino 1sas lehea' ,,n,u m1 se 10Th 1aws OF sa'
! StNtes ~ tle present ma prnspecttyely,
Gt'lnlng wv t.nt ileetonl ,s az tnat y needcd 10
,nt 1,, to hg e, sentiment s nt Esson
LIE, IL tteeaoin a ~ dallr Mr' Cox lns been @
rhn tMo,v tsg y, thsS Sa,n s,ntr III RMn1fE onfy ~ 1e;
humoIlst, NJ nag dulanG that Time Contributed
tlltien e t!1e econd'hc literature Or thg times,
~, M,U ~, VII A;ways ~ aesG1Veaymgm hiace
III te fanK1 ,l1 a. Tug auvailcca WllteIs on such
SnDectS. ii,ts va.uao is wiiIten III lis oSn
Dsst style, Worthya elose readlng Dy SCHOLARS.
students, G,d thinking men OF every trade
aM occupation. 49,. ,r,.
Srreg Laa a1a fleG ifaae: ihe lessons e
OF Llt 1tIEllStl CuTl l4nWS Applied TO Tie
United Suites. pysaintsl :. Cox: New York:
u L. futna'Ms Sons. Pfice sl.2o)
THE LONDON TIMES AND HERBERT
SPENCER.
Popular settnes Monthly.
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ilral enough TINT srelcer could not get
publisher who woulh take The pecunIary
chances II, an intcr,uinnble system of pb1los.
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