The Speech of the Honorable Charles James Fox On the Motion for An Enquiry Int
The Speech of the Honorable Charles James Fox On the Motion for An Enquiry Int
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32 " Quite fcandalifed at my honorable friencV^ flatement of the magnitude of the national debt in confequence of this war, the honorable gen- tleman pares dozvn its amount fmce 1793 to the trifle of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILLIONS: and how? — by a mode furprifingly curious indeed. Firll, he cuts out the fifty-fix millions, for which the income-tax is mortgaged ; and next, he de- fires you to forget all that the fale of the land- tax has already purchafed, or may yet redeem. Alas, lir ! there is... not a gentleman in this houfe who would rejoice more than I, that the income- tax was to be fet down for nothing j and I can- not help admiring that frontlcfs infentibility under which the honorable gentleman pades over a grinding impoft that has ripped open the private concerns, and reduced the necelTary com- forts, of every man in England. The cxtinflion of debt from the fale of the land-tax carries its own evil in its tail ; and we might as well rejoice at our profperity from that meafure, as a private man would from paying his debts by bringing his eftate to the hammer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
32 " Quite fcandalifed at my honorable friencV^ flatement of the magnitude of the national debt in confequence of this war, the honorable gen- tleman pares dozvn its amount fmce 1793 to the trifle of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILLIONS: and how? — by a mode furprifingly curious indeed. Firll, he cuts out the fifty-fix millions, for which the income-tax is mortgaged ; and next, he de- fires you to forget all that the fale of the land- tax has already purchafed, or may yet redeem. Alas, lir ! there is... not a gentleman in this houfe who would rejoice more than I, that the income- tax was to be fet down for nothing j and I can- not help admiring that frontlcfs infentibility under which the honorable gentleman pades over a grinding impoft that has ripped open the private concerns, and reduced the necelTary com- forts, of every man in England. The cxtinflion of debt from the fale of the land-tax carries its own evil in its tail ; and we might as well rejoice at our profperity from that meafure, as a private man would from paying his debts by bringing his eftate to the hammer.
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