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8321. TAXATION, Uniformity of.—
The
public contributions should be as uniform as
practicable from year to year, that our habits
of industry and of expense may become
adapted to them; and that they may be duly
digested and incorporated with our annual
economy.—
To J. W. Eppes. Washington ed. vi, 198.
Ford ed., ix, 398.
(P.F.,,
Sep. 1813)
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