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Letter to ... Sir James Graham ...
Taxation: its nature and properties, with remarks on the incidence and the expediency of the repeal of the income-tax.
A just income tax how possible, being a review of the evidence reported by the Income Tax Committee, and an enquiry into the true principle of taxation.
The expected budget; or how to save more than twelve millions a year, not only without detriment, but with manifest advantage to existing interests.
How should an income tax be levied? considered in a letter to the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The Repeal of the land tax essential to an equitable adjustment of taxation. (Reprinted from "The circular to bankers".).
Fallacies of taxation.
Reform or reject the income-tax: objections to a reform of the income-tax considered, in two letters to the editors of The Times, with additional notes.
Observations on the Government Bill for abolishing the removal of the poor and re-distributing the burden of poor-rate ...
Property and income tax. Schedule A and schedule D.
Thoughts on an income tax, and on a property tax; principally founded on the evidence taken by the House of Commons' Committee in the session 1851.
Thoughts on the principles of taxation, with reference to a property tax, and its exceptions.
Ten per cent, or A few words on the subject of money abatements /