Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mexican” in alphabetic letter N, entry group 1, entry navigation-acts of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...ls with which their country abounds....
They build oak vessels on lower terms than the cheapest European vessels of fir, pine, and larch.
The cost of a white-oak ship in New England is about 24 Mexican dollars per ton, fitted for sea; a fir vessel costs in the ports of the Baltic 35 Mexican dollars per ton; though the American oak ship is much safer and more durable.
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