[13] “Mémoire,” 6 April 1776, in Œuvres, viii. 460.
[14] Jefferson, Notes on Virginia, 275. See also the articles on [Jefferson] and [Hamilton, Alexander].
[15] One incidental effect of the failure to secure free trade was that the African slave trade, with West Indies as a depot for supplying the American market, ceased to be remunerative, and the opposition to the abolition of the trade was very much weaker than it would otherwise have been; see Hochstetter, “Die wirtschaftlichen und politischen Motive für die Abschaffung des britischen Sklavenhandels,” in Schmoller, Staats und Sozialwissenschaftliche Forschungen, xxv. i. 37.
[16] J. Welsford, “Cobden’s Foreign Teacher,” in National Review (December 1905).
[17] Compatriot Club Lectures (1905), p. 306.
[18] J. S. Mill, Principles of Political Economy, book v. chapter x. § 1.
[19] F. S. Oliver, Alexander Hamilton, 142.
[20] The standard is, of course, lower among the negroes and mean whites in the South than in the North and West.
[21] F. Beauclerk, “Free Trade in India,” in Economic Review (July 1907), xvii. 284.
[22] A. E. Murray, History of the Commercial and Financial Relations between England and Ireland, 294.