A Pat From The Lion's Paw, Inflicted In The Name Of Common Sense, Upon The Opponents Of The Property Tax (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179580272)

"A Pat From The Lion's Paw, Inflicted In The Name Of Common Sense, Upon The Opponents Of The Property Tax" is a satirical political pamphlet. Written under the pseudonym Leo (Britannicus), this work delivers a sharp critique of those who opposed the property tax in 19th-century Britain. Employing wit and irony, the author defends the tax system, arguing for its necessity with what he terms "common sense." This short work provides insight into the debates surrounding taxation and political ideologies during a transformative period in British history. It will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts of political history, 19th-century social commentary, and the art of political satire.

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