$75.00
Randolph, Carman F. THE “HOME MARKET” AND THE FEDERAL SURPLUS
New York: The Reform Club, 1888. Original printed green wrappers; 64 pp. Removed from a bound volume of pamphlets, paper spine mostly chipped away. Carman F. Randolph (1856-1920) addresses the vexing problem of how in the world we should address our Federal government surplus. Should we reduce taxes? Reduce tariffs? Spend less money? “[Let us] rather turn the surplus to honest account, and, in removing it from our budget, revive the principles of low taxation, economical expenditure and equality before the law.” A scrarce booklet; at the time of cataloguing, no other copies for sale.
| Author | Randolph, Carman F. |
|---|---|
| Title | THE "HOME MARKET" AND THE FEDERAL SURPLUS |
| Year of Publication | 1888 |
