An attempt to shew the justice and expediency of substituting an income or property tax for the present taxes, or a part of them as affording the most equitable, the least injurious and (under the modified procedure suggested therein) the least obnoxious mode of taxation - Sayer, Benjamin (J. Hatchard and Son, 1833)
Attributed to: Benjamin Sayer. Cf. NUC pre-56. - Includes bibliographical references. - OCLC, 28394718. - Reproduction of original from Harvard Law School Library
pt. 1. On the advantages of substituting an income tax or property tax for the present taxes -- pt. 2. Modifications of the plan of the late property tax and various plans or scales of charge on property and income suggested -- pt. 3. Fair, advantageous and effectual plans, afforded by an income or property tax, of reducing the national debt, offered for consideration -- Appendix