Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club
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The Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club was a group of civic leaders advocating free trade principles. Henry Ward Beecher was president of the organization and Thomas G. Shearman, Beecher's lawyer, was its founder.
The Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club, founded circa 1879, was an organization that advocated free trade principles. Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887) was president of the organization, and Thomas G. Shearman (1834-1900), Beecher's lawyer, was its founder.
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Free trade
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Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) |x Economic conditions
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