On the record
It was, that the state rested for support upon the land, and not upon taxation levied upon the people personally.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgIt was, that the state rested for support upon the land, and not upon taxation levied upon the people personally.
Spooner emphasizes the foundational role of land in supporting the state rather than relying solely on taxation.
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