National independence; or, A common-sense policy
By: by Francis Francis.
Publisher: A. Constable & Co. Ltd.
Published: 1909
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: Tariff -- Great Britain.; Protectionism.
Table of contents: title: Employment demands protection.; title: Why any exclusive policy?; title: The free trade trap.; title: Protection enriched us, not free trade.; title: Free trade poisons patriotism.; title: Kill industries and commerce dies.; title: Theories are dangerous guides.; title: Industrial displacements spell ruin.; title: Independence the only policy.; title: The fatal policy of laissez faire.; title: "Cheap and nasty."; title: Our unearned increment.; title: Free trade a spiteful mistress.; title: The fertility of character.; title: We cultivate weakness, not strength.; title: Britons can manage British business.; title: Second markets.; title: The country's average wage.; title: If trusts, then British trusts.; title: Labour's true interests.; title: Germany and her navy.; title: Class-hatred is suicide.; title: The tax on wheat.; title: The little-Englander rat.; title: The seeds of decay.; title: Education and patriotism.; title: Intemperate legislators.; title: National strongholds.; title: Futile scheming.; title: The balance of power.; title: The suffragette among nations.; title: Naval warfare in the future.; title: Universal service.; title: Broken reeds.