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1 Franklin, Benjamin Collinson, Peter From Benjamin Franklin to Peter Collinson, 19 December … 1756-12-19 approve a tax on lands, including those of the Proprietors’, if the proprietary...
2 Washington, George Cash Accounts, June 1763 1763-06-01 By the Sheriff for Taxes on Land Negroes & Car[riage]s.
3 Examination before the Committee of the Whole of the … 1766-02-13 ...is not more burthensome in proportion than the tax on lands. It is intended, and supposed to...
4 Franklin, Benjamin Marginalia in The True Constitutional Means, an … 1769-01-01 ...and would he separately tax them moreover with a Tax on Lands equal to what is paid in...
5 Franklin, Benjamin Comments on Turgot’s Plan for a Single Tax, [after 3 … 1777-07-03 ...by the former minister, arguing the case for a single tax on land.
6 Jameson, David Madison, James To James Madison from David Jameson, [ca. 12 January] … 1782-01-12 ...intended it to apply only to the tax on land. According to “An act for ascertaining...
7 Jameson, David Madison, James To James Madison from David Jameson, 9 March 1782 1782-03-09 ...a portion of the revenue derived from the tax on land and certain “articles” should be used to...
8 Randolph, Edmund Madison, James To James Madison from Edmund Randolph, 22 November 1782 1782-11-22 ...the Louisa County petition. Although the Assembly retained the specie tax on land (
9 Randolph, Edmund Madison, James To James Madison from Edmund Randolph, 27 December 1782 1782-12-27 ...on the pound of all sums payable for tax on land and lots, as the same may be...
10 House of Delegates Virginia Delegates Instructions to Virginia Delegates in re Financial … 1782-12-28 ...portions of the expected revenue from the tax on land and tax on slaves should “be...
11 Madison, James Notes on Debates, 28 January 1783 1783-01-28 he was apprehensive that a tax on land according to its quantity not value as had been recomd...
12 Madison, James Notes on Debates, 29 January 1783 1783-01-29 ...Rutlidge of a latent scheme to fix a tax on land according to its quantity, moved that...
13 Madison, James Notes on Debates, 7 February 1783 1783-02-07 ...total revenue to be levied by a tax on land among the counties or districts comprising several...
14 Madison, James Notes on Debates, 18 March 1783 1783-03-18 ...lower Country who consumed the imports, the tax on land wd. affect those who were remote...
15 Pendleton, Edmund Madison, James To James Madison from Edmund Pendleton, 26 May 1783 1783-05-26 ...that a part of the proceeds from the tax on land “shall be applied to the use of congress...
16 Madison, James Draft of Bill Providing Funds for a James River Canal … 1784-12-18 ...same conditions, as for the other tax on lands within their respective Counties. And the...
17 Hamilton, Alexander New York Assembly. Remarks on an Act for Raising … 1787-03-09 ...that the part of the bill imposing a tax on lands and buildings be rejected. H’s remarks...
18 Hamilton, Alexander Draft of a Constitution, [17 September 1787] 1787-09-17 § 4   Taxes on lands houses and other real estate
19 Hamilton, Alexander The Federalist No. 35, [5 January 1788] 1788-01-05 ...therefore have a common interest to keep the taxes on land as low as possible; and common...
20 Hamilton, Alexander New York Ratifying Convention. Remarks (John McKesson’s … 1788-06-27 Suppose the Genl Govt. to lay a Tax on Land; it will be Supreme—
21 Braxton, Carter Washington, George To George Washington from Carter Braxton, 15 April 1789 1789-04-15 ...movements, it would be that the present taxes on Land & Slaves might be discontinued & the...
22 Stuart, David Washington, George To George Washington from David Stuart, 15 March 1790 1790-03-15 ...impassioned speech opposing a rumored federal tax on land and was equally critical of northern...
23 Jefferson, Thomas Gilmer, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Gilmer, 25 July 1790 1790-07-25 ...themselves, they could have done it by tax on land and other property, which would thus...
24 Hamilton, Alexander First Draft: First Report on the Further Provision … 1790-12-13 ...in the collection, than taxes on land, should seem an argument for preferring the...
25 Final Version: First Report on the Further Provision … 1790-12-13 ...greater expence in the collection, than taxes on land, should seem an argument for preferring...
26 Hamilton, Alexander Report on the Difficulties in the Execution of the Act … 1792-03-05 ...the principle of the objection, to be neither taxes on land nor on the produce of land, nor...
27 Turberville, George Lee Madison, James To James Madison from George Lee Turberville, 19 … 1792-11-19 ...collecting the Spirit & Still Tax. A direct Tax on Lands wou’d be more fair & infinately More...
28 Taylor, Hubbard Madison, James To James Madison from Hubbard Taylor, 13 January 1794 1794-01-13 ...made by a discrimination in the tax on Lands its divided into three Classes the first to pay...
29 Madison, James Excise, [16 January] 1795 1795-01-16 ...in this instance. In some states a tax on land, in others a tax on other articles...
30 Ingersoll, Jared Madison, James To James Madison from Jared Ingersoll, [24 February] … 1796-02-24 ...that among Hamilton’s points was “That Taxes on Land and Labour only are direct.” For Hamilton...