The Struggle for Bread a Discussion of Some of the Wrongs And Rights of Capita

Leigh H Leigh Hadley Irvine

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" In conclusion lut us ask, in what way would the new plan of collecting taxes help the poor? At first there wouM be uo diminution in the amount of rent paid for houses. After a little wliile, however, the rent of the largest and most expensive houses in the center of cities would fall somewhat, because only the land and Hut the bud^ is to be t;ixed. But the rent of small Cottages and ciieap tenement houses would greatly increase as a consequence of the attempt of landowners to lecover a p...ortion of the tax that would fail with undue weight on their property. The consequence would be that the poor would be far worse off thai now as regards the rent of dwellings. They would pay relatively more than the rich, " CHAPTER V. REVOLUTIONARY THEORIES.
The American Form of Government Upheld— The Principles of Socialism Tested — The Red Flag Army's Ill-Considered Demands — A Reason for Rich and Poor — Anarchy and its Errors — Other Considerations.
At the outset let me say that the enemies of social order need not expect to find comfort in these pages.

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