Prelimnary reports Weights and measures. Inter-continental railway. Reciprocity treaties. Communications on the Atlantic, the Pacific, the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean sea. Customs regulations. Port dues. Sanitary regulations |
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... and port dues and charges , a uniform method of determining the classification
and valuation of such merchandise in the ports of each country , and a uniform
system of invoices , and the subject of the sanitation of ships and quarantine .
... and port dues and charges , a uniform method of determining the classification
and valuation of such merchandise in the ports of each country , and a uniform
system of invoices , and the subject of the sanitation of ships and quarantine .
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... and a uniform system of invoices , and the subject of the sanitation of ships and
quarantine . Fifth . The adoption of a uniform syst em of weights and measures ,
and laws to protect the patent - rights , copyrights , and trade - marks of citizens ...
... and a uniform system of invoices , and the subject of the sanitation of ships and
quarantine . Fifth . The adoption of a uniform syst em of weights and measures ,
and laws to protect the patent - rights , copyrights , and trade - marks of citizens ...
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... maintained , it is true , not by war ships but by belligerent tariffs . It would not be
countries bound together by political bonds that would enter into compacts
inspired by a national sentiment . It would be the war of one continent against
another ...
... maintained , it is true , not by war ships but by belligerent tariffs . It would not be
countries bound together by political bonds that would enter into compacts
inspired by a national sentiment . It would be the war of one continent against
another ...
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It would silence no workshop , stop no locomotive , furl the sail of no inland ship ,
nor damp the fires of a single furnace . Children would still attend the schools and
human charities would not be neglected We should still retain our institutions ...
It would silence no workshop , stop no locomotive , furl the sail of no inland ship ,
nor damp the fires of a single furnace . Children would still attend the schools and
human charities would not be neglected We should still retain our institutions ...
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The establishment of steam - ship lines between Mexican and the United States
ports , and the construction in Mexico of railways , which are really extensions of
trunk lines of the United States , have proved the most efficient means of ...
The establishment of steam - ship lines between Mexican and the United States
ports , and the construction in Mexico of railways , which are really extensions of
trunk lines of the United States , have proved the most efficient means of ...
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| Título | Prelimnary reports Weights and measures. Inter-continental railway. Reciprocity treaties. Communications on the Atlantic, the Pacific, the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean sea. Customs regulations. Port dues. Sanitary regulations Volumen1 de Reports of Committees and Discussions Thereon |
| Editor | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1890 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Cornell |
| Digitalizado | 4 Mayo 2012 |
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