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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 4 (January 1902) (1902)

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nces overthree, and Denmarks over three. By their geographicalposition and natural trade conditions they shouldeither belong to this country or be independent andcommercially bound to us; but political rulings havearbitrarily changed their destinies, though not theiractual trade development. Trade… … METHOD OF SUSPENDING THE TRUCES. of the islands imported from this country our surplusgoods, per capita, to the extent of $7.90. The imports,per capita, in China of our goods amounted to 3cents. The same proportion existed between the peo-ple of the Philippines and our exports to the islands,while…

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