And there are many additional sources of revenue which can justly be resorted to without hampering the industries of the country or putting any too great charge upon individual expenditure.
Woodrow Wilson: “And there are many additional sources of revenue which can justly be resorted to without hampering the industries of the…”
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Wilson discusses the potential for additional revenue sources without harming industries.
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