Miscellaneous Essays And Letters
Miscellaneous Essays And Letters
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From public property it is self evident that no available revenue can be obtained ; nor should any be at- tempted, as it must inevitably result in a loss to the government of the cost of collection.
Apparently, there are many cases of hardship growing out of the undeviating administration of the law of the infinite. How then, can man ex- pect that the finite laws of his making shall work better results?
If God in his infinite wisdom has ordained that greater good must emanate, in the aggregate,... from universal than from partial laws, how arrogant in man to suppose that he can, in the framing of his finite system of civil government, always guard against abuses that may ultimately outweigh the good results that are sought to be obtained by special enactments!
It has been well said, that " power is ever steal- ing from the many to the few, "and the testimony of all past history, sacred and profane, is stereo- typed with evidences of the fact ; and that when- THE TRUE PRINCIPLE OF TAXATION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From public property it is self evident that no available revenue can be obtained ; nor should any be at- tempted, as it must inevitably result in a loss to the government of the cost of collection.
Apparently, there are many cases of hardship growing out of the undeviating administration of the law of the infinite. How then, can man ex- pect that the finite laws of his making shall work better results?
If God in his infinite wisdom has ordained that greater good must emanate, in the aggregate,... from universal than from partial laws, how arrogant in man to suppose that he can, in the framing of his finite system of civil government, always guard against abuses that may ultimately outweigh the good results that are sought to be obtained by special enactments!
It has been well said, that " power is ever steal- ing from the many to the few, "and the testimony of all past history, sacred and profane, is stereo- typed with evidences of the fact ; and that when- THE TRUE PRINCIPLE OF TAXATION.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Thomas Robinson Hazard to read onlineMoreLess
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