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defiance in this particular , the Ameri
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firm believer in resurrection ; and when
the financial quacks and political mach
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the stimulus of jobs , bounties and
subsidies , and have given up the hope
less task , I am sure that competition and
free trade in ships , and the materials
and supplies for their use , will in due
time restore not only our flag to the seas ,
and the foreign trade which naturally
follows it to our citizens , but also the
activity to our shipyards which is now a
matter of tradition to the young and of
memory among the old men ! "
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