Free Ships: To Which Is Appended A Review Of The Plans Of Senator Blaine And Secretary Sherman For The Restoration Of The American Carrying Trade Paperback - 2012

In "Free Ships," John Codman presents a compelling argument for the revitalization of the American merchant marine. This work delves into the historical context of maritime trade in the 19th century, exploring the economic policies and political strategies that shaped the industry. Codman critically examines the proposals of Senator Blaine and Secretary Sherman, offering insightful analysis and alternative perspectives on how to restore American prominence in global shipping.

With meticulous detail, Codman champions the cause of free trade and the benefits of open competition in the shipping industry. This book provides a valuable resource for understanding the historical debates surrounding maritime policy and its lasting impact on American commerce. "Free Ships" remains relevant for anyone interested in the evolution of trade, economic history, and the enduring quest for a competitive edge in international markets.

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