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Excerpt from Agriculture and Tariff ReformThe Imperial aspect of Mr. Chamberlain's pro posals has not been touched upon in the following pages, though looked at from this standpoint which, in fact, embraces every other - r - there are those (the writer included) who are inexpressibly surprised that such proposals have not everywhere been accepted with alacrity - Aindeed, jumped at, instead of its being necessary to argue their value and import...

Excerpt from Agriculture and Tariff Reform It is submitted that, in the following pages, material will be found showing that our free-imports system - erroneously called Free Trade - has proved injurious rather than beneficial to agriculture. It would appear that there are those who hold the opinion that so long as the urban trades and manufactures flourish all is well. That is the conclusion deducible from the arguments of "free importers."...

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