The People's Blue Book. Taxation as it Is, and as it Ought to be

Adam Smith amount annual answer Archbishop Whately assessed benefit burden capital cent charged classes common Customs and Excise Debt diminish direct taxation Ditto Edinburgh Reviewer effect England equal Estate estimate evil Exchequer Excise Duties exempt expense Financial Reformers Friendly Societies Government gratuitous greater House human imposed Income Tax increase indirect industry injury Inland Revenue interest justice kingdom Land Tax laws less levied Liverpool loss manufactures means ment nation nature necessary never object owner paid Parliament payment People's Blue Book persons perty poor population pound present principle produce profits Property Tax proportion proposed protection question raised realised property reason rent revenue rich Scheme Scotland Sir Robert Peel society Sugar things tion Total trade Trades Unions true truth United Kingdom Vauban Vict wages of labor wealth whole yearly yielding income