British taxes dissected: being a plain letter addressed to the working men of Great Britain and Ireland: explaining how fifty millions are yearly raised, who pay these fifty millions, how they ought to be raised, and who ought to pay them - Poverty, Philanthropy and Social Conditions in Victorian Britain

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Title	British taxes dissected: being a plain letter addressed to the working men of Great Britain and Ireland: explaining how fifty millions are yearly raised, who pay these fifty millions, how they ought to be raised, and who ought to pay them
Reference	[F.W.A.] Case A g 41
Date	1833
Author	Owen, Robert Dale
Publisher	National Political Union
Document Type	Pamphlet
Collection	Family Welfare Association Library
Theme	Socialism and Political Movements
Keywords	income tax taxes
Additional Information	Please note: Some of the metadata for this document has been taken from the Senate House Library catalogue.
Library/Archive	Senate House Library, UK
Copyright and Source Archive	Images reproduced courtesy of Senate House Library, University of London