William Mckinley Knihy

Experience the eloquence and wisdom of one of America's greatest statesmen through this captivating collection of speeches and addresses. From his advocacy for protectionist policies to his response to the tragedy of the Spanish-American War, William McKinley's words continue to resonate with audiences today.

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As one of the most influential politicians of his era, Henry Clay was intimately involved in many of the debates and decisions surrounding tariff policy in the United States. In this comprehensive history of tariff legislation, Clay and his co-author William McKinley provide a detailed examination of the political and economic factors that shaped American trade policy from the War of 1812 to the end of the nineteenth century.

In this detailed and comprehensive analysis of American tariff policy, future President William McKinley argues for higher protectionist tariffs to support American industry. McKinley's arguments are still relevant to debates over trade and protectionism today, making this book a must-read for economists and policy makers.

As the first governor of Porto Rico following the Spanish-American War, Charles H Allen faced numerous challenges as he worked to establish a stable government and economy on the island. In this detailed report to the US government, Allen provides insights into his administration's successes and setbacks, offering a valuable perspective on this pivotal moment in US history.