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Monday, February 11th, 2013

This Day In Founding Fathers History - 11 February 2013

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This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. In 1768 on this day, Samuel Adams penned a letter entitled “Massachusetts Circular Letter of 1768.”….Continue

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Monday, September 10th, 2012

No Need For Flat Taxes or Excise Taxes, John Taylor Preferred Duties and Imposts

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Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - The preferable way to raise revenues, and this makes sure that it is totally equally apportioned among all the people of the several states, is to tax only, to do duties and imposts, tariffs as they’re known. As long as they are uniform and as long as they are across the board -- and it’s not a protective tax either. It’s cost of doing business in this country. If you want to do business here, here’s your five percent duty or ….Continue

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