Saunders Portraits And Memoirs of Eminent Living Political Reformers the Portr
Saunders Portraits And Memoirs of Eminent Living Political Reformers the Portr
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Robinson's motion for a commutation of taxes, he strongly recom- mended as the " one thing needful, " the adoption of a graduated 132 HENRY WARBURTON, ESQ. , M. P.
property tax— one, however, devised upon such a basis, and character- ised by such a consistency of design and equitableness of purpose, as to supersede, if established at all, " all other taxes whatever. " The principles of free trade are warmly supported by the member for Bridport, and they are rarely touched upon in Parliament wit...hout callino- him up in advocacy of them. To the present corn laws he is of course opposed, recommending in place of them a fixed and low duty. He is an advocate for the abolition of all taxes on knowledge, whether in the form of a penny stamp upon newspapers, or imposed upon printing and paper. This is a subject in which he has taken an active interest. Among the measures which he has warmly supported may be mentioned the Beer Bill, all alteration of which he has sted- fastlv resisted. For the Ballot and the Repeal of the Septennial Act he has consistently voted ; he would abolish the property qualification of members of Parliament ; and is as favourable to a gradual exten- sion of the suffrage — not consenting to render it universal until a national system of education, (to which he is also friendly, ) shall have been instituted, and its effects witnessed in the increased knowledge and better regulated habits of large portions of the labouring poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robinson's motion for a commutation of taxes, he strongly recom- mended as the " one thing needful, " the adoption of a graduated 132 HENRY WARBURTON, ESQ. , M. P.
property tax— one, however, devised upon such a basis, and character- ised by such a consistency of design and equitableness of purpose, as to supersede, if established at all, " all other taxes whatever. " The principles of free trade are warmly supported by the member for Bridport, and they are rarely touched upon in Parliament wit...hout callino- him up in advocacy of them. To the present corn laws he is of course opposed, recommending in place of them a fixed and low duty. He is an advocate for the abolition of all taxes on knowledge, whether in the form of a penny stamp upon newspapers, or imposed upon printing and paper. This is a subject in which he has taken an active interest. Among the measures which he has warmly supported may be mentioned the Beer Bill, all alteration of which he has sted- fastlv resisted. For the Ballot and the Repeal of the Septennial Act he has consistently voted ; he would abolish the property qualification of members of Parliament ; and is as favourable to a gradual exten- sion of the suffrage — not consenting to render it universal until a national system of education, (to which he is also friendly, ) shall have been instituted, and its effects witnessed in the increased knowledge and better regulated habits of large portions of the labouring poor.
What to read after Saunders Portraits And Memoirs of Eminent Living Political Reformers the Portr?
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