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13718	Bacon, Edwin M. (Edwin Monroe)	Manual of Ship Subsidies An Historical Summary of the Systems of All Nations			.txt	text/plain	31278	1913	69	Much of the British shipping trade was carried on in American-built Meanwhile the British ocean-mail subsidy system for steamship service, for a weekly service to New York at a fixed subsidy of eighty thousand line of American-built ships,[AU] the British subsidies were again [Footnote A: Royal Meeker, "History of Ship Subsidies."] foreign-built ships, and granted increased construction premiums. thousand gross tons of sailing-ships; of which new tonnage freight-built steamers, nine krone per ton; employed in deep-sea trade,--sailing-ships, The navigation bounties on foreign-built ships were reduced by half, United States ship company in the transatlantic service. classes in ocean service, sailing-ships as well as steamers. bounties, or subsidies, to American sailing and steam-ships engaged in The new mail subsidies provided for ten specified lines of "steamships _Japan_: State aid to steamship companies; mail subsidies; construction _China_: State aid to steamship companies; subsidies to ship-yards. _United States_: mail subsidies to seven steamship lines.	./cache/13718.txt	./txt/13718.txt