About This Book
The author delivers five public speeches arguing for revision of fiscal policy toward protective tariffs and for a positive, organized imperial policy. He examines theoretical and practical grounds for tariff reform and situates it within a broader national strategy. He discusses the responsibilities and organization of unionist politics and defends a conservative Second Chamber as a restraint on hasty legislation. He addresses social reform, focusing on labor conditions, and diagnoses sweated industries while urging regulatory and philanthropic measures to raise workplace standards.
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