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Till then we can make any law we like to prevent the immigration of their laborers, and any tariff we like to regulate the admission of their products.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgTill then we can make any law we like to prevent the immigration of their laborers, and any tariff we like to regulate the admission of their products.
Reid discusses the legal measures available to control immigration and tariffs related to new territories.
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