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It is because of this circumstance that national tax reduction has a very large indirect benefit upon the farmer, though it can not relieve him from the very great burden of the local taxes which he pays directly.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “It is because of this circumstance that national tax reduction has a very large indirect benefit upon the farmer, though…”
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Coolidge explains how national tax reductions indirectly benefit farmers despite local tax burdens.
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