The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

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In a period marked by the struggle for representation, "The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England" by Shepard Ashman Morgan meticulously examines the evolution of fiscal policies that shaped governance. This insightful account traces taxation's development from the Anglo-Saxon era through pivotal moments like the establishment of Magna Carta and the rise of parliamentary authority. Morgan highlights the significance of concepts such as “taxation without representation” and the gradual emergence of taxpayer rights, illustrating how these principles influenced modern democracy. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work provides a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationship between taxation and political power, offering essential insights into the foundations of contemporary governance.

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