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George F. Hoar: “To him is due the great tariff, that of 1861, which will always pass by his name, of which every protective tariff since…”

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To him is due the great tariff, that of 1861, which will always pass by his name, of which every protective tariff since has been but a modification and adjustment to conditions somewhat changed, conditions which in general, so far as they were favorable, were the result of that measure.
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George F. Hoar
Massachusetts

Editor's note · Context

Hoar credits a key figure with the establishment of a foundational tariff that shaped future economic policies.

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