Explore the foundations of English governance and finance in Shepard Ashman Morgan's "The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England." This meticulously researched work delves into the evolution of taxation within the British parliamentary system. Uncover the historical roots of revenue collection, tracing the development of taxation laws and their impact on English society.
From its origins to its lasting influence, this book offers a comprehensive overview of parliamentary power as it relates to finance. Understand the complex interplay between Parliament, taxation, and the shaping of England's economic landscape. A valuable resource for anyone interested in British history, legal studies, and the development of modern economic systems. Categories include: History/Europe/Great Britain/Wales, Law/Taxation, and Business & Economics/Taxation.
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