Unequal taxation, the chief cause of the misery now suffered by the industrious and middle classes of society, and its remedy, a graduated tax upon property

Unequal taxation, the chief cause of the misery now suffered by the industrious and middle classes of society, and its remedy, a graduated tax upon property

by Richardson

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