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The intense selfishness exhibited by many of those who demanded protection, and the error of those who opposed all protection, were alike to be disregarded.
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gutenberg.orgThe intense selfishness exhibited by many of those who demanded protection, and the error of those who opposed all protection, were alike to be disregarded.
Sherman critiques both extreme protectionists and those who oppose all forms of protection, advocating for a balanced perspective.
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