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The heart of the railroad problem

Note 340 — Chapter XXIX · NULLIFYING THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

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Ibid., p. 20. Glass, for example, costs 53 cents a hundred from Boston to Chicago, while it will go all the way from Antwerp to Chicago for 40 cents, and the railroads get only a fraction of the through charge.

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