The Rich Man's War A Hateful Calumny
A defense of American taxation during World War I argues the “rich man’s war” myth is false. It details income and excess profits taxes, compares with England, and stresses capital is taxed heavily while war profits matter, urging informed judgment over demagoguery.
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