The Quarterly Review, Volumes 263-264William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 11
... Japan's silk fell to $ 1 a lb. in the United States . Ten years ago , rayon began to replace silk , even in Japan . In that decade her rayon production leaped from 780,000 lb. to 96,000,000 lb. Mr Samuel Courtauld told his shareholders ...
... Japan's silk fell to $ 1 a lb. in the United States . Ten years ago , rayon began to replace silk , even in Japan . In that decade her rayon production leaped from 780,000 lb. to 96,000,000 lb. Mr Samuel Courtauld told his shareholders ...
Page 13
... Japan sent in these by the hundred million . Mr Roosevelt slowed up the spate of cotton - rugs - only to find new Japanese inroads in Pacific and South American markets . The Philippines turned away from U.S. cotton goods , and Japan's ...
... Japan sent in these by the hundred million . Mr Roosevelt slowed up the spate of cotton - rugs - only to find new Japanese inroads in Pacific and South American markets . The Philippines turned away from U.S. cotton goods , and Japan's ...
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... Japan doubled her present meed of spindles ? And the President put a naīve question to Japan's own delegate , who was present to sympathise and explain to them all , as a ' foe ' who was also a friend : ' Why , ' M. Schlumberger asked ...
... Japan doubled her present meed of spindles ? And the President put a naīve question to Japan's own delegate , who was present to sympathise and explain to them all , as a ' foe ' who was also a friend : ' Why , ' M. Schlumberger asked ...
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