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Auf Zum Kampf Gegen Die Agrarier Und Zöllner (Onward to the Struggle Against the Agrarians and Tariff Collectors) by M. Lohmann is a historical analysis and proposal concerning the protectionist system in Germany. This book presents a detailed critique of agricultural tariffs and their impact on the German economy. Lohmann advocates for the elimination of these tariffs to foster free trade and economic growth.

Published in the late 19th century, this work provides valuable insights into the economic debates of the time. It is a significant resource for understanding the complexities of international trade, economic policy, and the historical context of Germany's economic development. Scholars and enthusiasts of economic history will find this a compelling study of the challenges and opportunities facing Germany during a period of significant industrial and political transformation.

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