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Background imageTax Collection: Book of Aids

Book of Aids
Illuminated initial from the Book of Aids, temp Hen VI, a book recording feudal aid to knights Date: 15th century

Background imageTax Collection: The Domesday Book, Norfolk

The Domesday Book, Norfolk
The Domesday Book, a record of the resources and taxable values of the boroughs and manors of Norfolk, extract from the Little Domesday Book Date: c. 1085

Background imageTax Collection: A phase of our tax system - the greater the service, the hea

A phase of our tax system - the greater the service, the heavier the tax. Illustration shows two men labeled Charity Worker addressing an oversized man sitting on a throne

Background imageTax Collection: Exhibition of recent fine prints Etchings, lithographs, wood

Exhibition of recent fine prints Etchings, lithographs, wood engravings by artists in the Graphic Art Division of the Federal Art Project, WPA : For allocation to tax-supported public institutions

Background imageTax Collection: Public tax worker, Washington, D. C

Public tax worker, Washington, D. C
Public tax worker, Washington, D.C. Date 1936 Jan

Background imageTax Collection: Thomas Hardy Drama Festival, Dorchester

Thomas Hardy Drama Festival, Dorchester
At the Thomas Hardy Drama Festival in Dorchester, Dorset, this scene shows the Excisemen discovering the concealed barrels under an apple tree

Background imageTax Collection: Henry Thoreau with signature

Henry Thoreau with signature
1817-1862. American author, poet, naturalist, philosopher, abolitionist, tax resister, development critic, historian, surveyor and leading transcendentalist

Background imageTax Collection: Poll Tax demonstration, Central London

Poll Tax demonstration, Central London
A Metropolitan Police officer in the middle of a peaceful crowd of demonstrators during the Poll Tax demonstrations in Central London

Background imageTax Collection: Revolution Game

Revolution Game
A board game in which successive squares are incidents in the Revolution, such as the King coming to Paris and the abolition of the gabelle (the hated salt tax). Date: circa 1790

Background imageTax Collection: The receiver of taxes, 16th century

The receiver of taxes, 16th century
French citizens arrive to pay taxes to the tax receiver. Date: 16th Century

Background imageTax Collection: Harold Wilson and Eric Johnston

Harold Wilson and Eric Johnston
Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade, and Eric Johnston, President of the Motion Pictures Association of America

Background imageTax Collection: Charles Humbert with munitions for Verdun, France

Charles Humbert with munitions for Verdun, France
Charles Humbert (1866-1927), French army captain, tax collector, senator and newspaper proprietor. Seen here with piles of munitions destined for Verdun, France, during the First World War

Background imageTax Collection: Wartime Food Production sticker in car windscreen, Churt

Wartime Food Production sticker in car windscreen, Churt
A wartime Food Production sticker of the County War Agricultural Committee in the windscreen of a car which drives the Committee to Lloyd Georges farm at Churt, Surrey. Date: circa 1930s

Background imageTax Collection: Origin Species, CH Bennett, man of finance - shark

Origin Species, CH Bennett, man of finance - shark
Alls fish that comes. Satire on Darwins Origin of Species showing the evolution of man of finance from a shark. Shark fins have developed into a swallow-tail coat, his own tail into a pair of legs

Background imageTax Collection: The Old Labourers Last Job, picture and poem

The Old Labourers Last Job, picture and poem
An old man sits breaking stones while a workhouse looms behind. In the accompanying verse he bemoans his poverty, particularly at the hands of the Tories who have taxed our clothes and bread

Background imageTax Collection: Gandhi addresses followers at Dandi

Gandhi addresses followers at Dandi
Mahatma Gandhi, his cloak drawn over his head, his staff in his hand, addresses his followers at Dandi at the culmination of the Salt March or Satyagraha

Background imageTax Collection: Salt March

Salt March
A scene of illegality : Gandhis followers picking up salt on the seashore at Dandi at the culmination of the Salt March in India to protest against the British tax on salt

Background imageTax Collection: Poor Rate Receipt, Kidderminster Union

Poor Rate Receipt, Kidderminster Union
A receipt for a poor rate payment by A Gristwood of the Borough of Bewdley to the Kidderminster Union in September 1923. The Unions operation was financed by the poor rate - the forerunner of

Background imageTax Collection: Spur to a guilty conscience - not writing to friends

Spur to a guilty conscience - not writing to friends
All these write regularly - Why the Devil don t you? Spur to a guilty conscience - not writing to friends! This card illustrates those individuals who will oft communicate with the written word

Background imageTax Collection: Andorra

Andorra
The tiny republic of Andorra, nestled in the mountains between France and Spain

Background imageTax Collection: Poultry, The City, London

Poultry, The City, London - looking toward the Mansion House

Background imageTax Collection: Mendi expedition, Sierra Leone. Palaver hut used as mess

Mendi expedition, Sierra Leone. Palaver hut used as mess
A palaver hut at Mafweh in Sierra Leone, West Africa commandeered as a mess house by the West Indian Regiment during the Mendi expedition of 1898

Background imageTax Collection: Freetown, Sierra Leone

Freetown, Sierra Leone, pictured in 1898 during the Hut Tax War, an insurrection by the native population which was put down by West Indian troops in what was known as the Mendi expedition

Background imageTax Collection: Mendi Expedition. The native method of firing a cannon

Mendi Expedition. The native method of firing a cannon
The native method of firing a cannon (lighting it and sprinting away) during the Mendi expedition in Sierra Leone, West Africa in 1898

Background imageTax Collection: The Mendi Expedition. Boats bombarding enemy positions

The Mendi Expedition. Boats bombarding enemy positions
Boats bombarding the enemys position on the River Jong in Sierra Leone, West Africa during the Mendi expedition where the 3rd battalion of the West Indian regiment were sent to suppress an uprising

Background imageTax Collection: Hut Tax War, Sierra Leone

Hut Tax War, Sierra Leone
A good specimen of a taxed hut, the subject of the Hut Tax War, an insurrection by the native population in pockets of Sierra Leone

Background imageTax Collection: Sierra Leone Frontier Police

Sierra Leone Frontier Police
Photograph of Sierra Leone frontier police who joined with the Mendi expedition of West Indian Regiment troops to put down the insurrection of the native population in what is known as the Hut Tax

Background imageTax Collection: Government House, Bonthe on Sherbro Island, Sierra Leone

Government House, Bonthe on Sherbro Island, Sierra Leone
Government House, Bonthe, on Sherbro Island in Sierra Leone, West Africa during the time of the Mendi Expedition to quell the insurrection or Hut Tax War

Background imageTax Collection: On the march. Crossing a bridge during the Mendi expedition

On the march. Crossing a bridge during the Mendi expedition
Scene depicting troops of the West Indian regiment crossing a palm tree bridge during the Mendi expedition in Sierra Leone in 1898. Date: 1898

Background imageTax Collection: Forward

Forward
A grocer advises the new hand to add the date to the bill in these war tax times - a comment on the rising prices and taxes on goods during World War One

Background imageTax Collection: Pity the Poor Ratepayer

Pity the Poor Ratepayer
Pity the poor ratepayer - as he is presented with bills by Joseph Chamberlain and his colleagues for education and gas, poor rate, pin money and the Queens taxes

Background imageTax Collection: Sick of the Property Tax or ministerial influenza

Sick of the Property Tax or ministerial influenza

Background imageTax Collection: Maillotin Riots, Paris

Maillotin Riots, Paris
Paris rioters - calling themselves LES MAILLOTINS - attack tax-collectors and other perceived oppressors, looting and plundering in the name of reform

Background imageTax Collection: Sir Kingsley Wood (1881-1943)

Sir Kingsley Wood (1881-1943)
Photograph of Sir Kingsley Wood, the Conservative MP, seen in 1938 - the year that he held the posts of Minister of Health and Secretary of State for Air

Background imageTax Collection: Armed Police Collect Tax

Armed Police Collect Tax
French Government officials seeking to make an inventory of church property meet resistance from peasants who regard it as an attack on the Church

Background imageTax Collection: Glove as Symbol - 6

Glove as Symbol - 6
Gloves displayed in a medieval market place were a symbol of the authority of the tax- collector to impose a levy on market transactions

Background imageTax Collection: Non-Smokers Attacked

Non-Smokers Attacked
When Austria imposes a tax on tobacco at Milano, Italy, many residents give up smoking in protest : the Austrians then attack those who refuse to smoke !

Background imageTax Collection: No Guinea Pigs / The Town before you, or welch wigs, or whim

No Guinea Pigs / The Town before you, or welch wigs, or whimsicalities, or how to save the tax on Hair Powder

Background imageTax Collection: Road crash with glamorous lady

Road crash with glamorous lady
Humorous sketch of a road crash in which a glamourous lady and gentlemen sit beside their ditched car, with the gentleman proclaiming to the cars tax disc, Expiring December 31st..Liar!

Background imageTax Collection: Revolt at Gracia

Revolt at Gracia
At Gracia, near Barcelona in dissident Catalonia, fighting breaks out against insurgents protesting against the quintes tax

Background imageTax Collection: Revolt at Gracia 2

Revolt at Gracia 2
After the insurrection at Gracia against the quintes tax has been quelled, the inhabitants are instructed to light their homes

Background imageTax Collection: Tax Receipt 1802

Tax Receipt 1802
Receipt for taxes paid by William Deedham, including Window Tax, Male Servant, Carriages & Horses, but no dog. All this set him back upwards of 23 pounds

Background imageTax Collection: Whiskey Rebellion

Whiskey Rebellion
A tax collector is tarred and feathered in Pennsylvania during the Whiskey Rebellion against liquor tax

Background imageTax Collection: Tax / Invasion of Privacy

Tax / Invasion of Privacy
The government, caricatured as a devilish flying imp, invades privacy to assess peoples financial status

Background imageTax Collection: Medieval Beer Tax / France

Medieval Beer Tax / France
The Bishop of Tournai, Belgium, receiving the Tithe of beer granted by King Chilperic

Background imageTax Collection: Window Tax Repeal / 1850

Window Tax Repeal / 1850
A Vision Of The Repeal Of The Window Tax Family welcomes Sunlight as windows are unblocked on repeal of tax

Background imageTax Collection: London match workers protesting against tax

London match workers protesting against tax
When London match workers protest against a proposed tax on matches, police break up the demonstration with unnecessary violence



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