Valley of Taxation and Debt Reform in 19th Century State
A lengthy appraisal traces the evolution of property valuations and taxation from 1825 to 1860, detailing state debt reduction, school fund funding, and the equalization of real and personal property values. It analyzes the Grand List growth, valuation methods, and the impact on public finances, with recommendations for budgeting and governance reforms.
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Commissioner of Statistics
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Congress
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