North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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... land considered as waste land ? G. By its selling price . The value of land is more easily and certainly ascertained than any other value . Land lies out of doors , everybody can see it , and in every neighborhood a close idea of its ...
... land considered as waste land ? G. By its selling price . The value of land is more easily and certainly ascertained than any other value . Land lies out of doors , everybody can see it , and in every neighborhood a close idea of its ...
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... land , and set up buildings , and generally improved it ; would you tax him less than the man that has retained his land with the timber still on ? G. I would tax the value of his land irrespective of the im- provements made by him ...
... land , and set up buildings , and generally improved it ; would you tax him less than the man that has retained his land with the timber still on ? G. I would tax the value of his land irrespective of the im- provements made by him ...
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... land into a farm . F. A man that goes into the Western country and takes up land , paying the Government price , and does nothing to the land ; how is he to be taxed ? G. As heavily as the man that has taken a like amount of land and ...
... land into a farm . F. A man that goes into the Western country and takes up land , paying the Government price , and does nothing to the land ; how is he to be taxed ? G. As heavily as the man that has taken a like amount of land and ...
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