Relief Plan to Issue Bonds Against Public Domain Funds
A lengthy 1843 letter from William Cost Johnson to Colonel Charles Carroll argues that wealth is eroded by currency depreciation and taxation. It proposes government bonds backed by public lands, with proceeds used to relieve direct taxes, boost property values, and stabilize the economy, detailing impacts on Maryland and national districts and defending the plan against critics while urging legislative adoption.
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