The Cost of War And Warfare From 1898 to 1905
The Cost of War And Warfare From 1898 to 1905
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The excessive price which the masses of consumers are now paying on their woolen and worsted clothing, in order that the owners of what are called the " Hoofed Locusts " of the Northwest may tax them, cannot be computed at less than twenty-five (25) cents per head of the population. The figures prove that ; and if this analysis be extended over fish, potatoes, hay, beef, lumber, sugar, and all the other necessaries and comforts of life, it will be very difficult for any one to reach any other c...onclusion than that the taxes which the people pay to these privileged classes, who form but a very small fraction of the industrial population, cannot be less than one dollar ($1) per head, or seventy-five million dollars ($75, 000, 000) a year, or for the eight years six hun- dred million dollars ($600, 000, 000). In fact, if any one will go through the figures and facts which have been presented in other parts of this volume, they will be more likely to conclude that the taxes which the people have paid directly to the government, and which the government has received and expended in war and warfare, have been accompanied by an equal tax which the government has not received, but which has been the cost of the tariff warfare upon other countries by way of which ninety-five (95) to ninety-six (96) consumers in every hundred (100) are taxed in order to en- able the representatives of four or five.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The excessive price which the masses of consumers are now paying on their woolen and worsted clothing, in order that the owners of what are called the " Hoofed Locusts " of the Northwest may tax them, cannot be computed at less than twenty-five (25) cents per head of the population. The figures prove that ; and if this analysis be extended over fish, potatoes, hay, beef, lumber, sugar, and all the other necessaries and comforts of life, it will be very difficult for any one to reach any other c...onclusion than that the taxes which the people pay to these privileged classes, who form but a very small fraction of the industrial population, cannot be less than one dollar ($1) per head, or seventy-five million dollars ($75, 000, 000) a year, or for the eight years six hun- dred million dollars ($600, 000, 000). In fact, if any one will go through the figures and facts which have been presented in other parts of this volume, they will be more likely to conclude that the taxes which the people have paid directly to the government, and which the government has received and expended in war and warfare, have been accompanied by an equal tax which the government has not received, but which has been the cost of the tariff warfare upon other countries by way of which ninety-five (95) to ninety-six (96) consumers in every hundred (100) are taxed in order to en- able the representatives of four or five.
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