On the record
Therefore to deny our right to buy in foreign markets, is to forbid us to sell in foreign markets.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgTherefore to deny our right to buy in foreign markets, is to forbid us to sell in foreign markets.
Spooner asserts that denying the right to buy abroad also restricts the ability to sell abroad.
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