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But he was a believer in the doctrine of protection; and as he had aided in carrying Pennsylvania by declaring himself a friend to the tariff of 1842, he maintained his faith.
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Blaine emphasizes the importance of protectionist policies in maintaining political support in Pennsylvania.
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