Reform Or Reject The Income-Tax: Objections To A Reform Of The Income-Tax Considered, In Two Letters To The Editor Of The Times (1853)

How Should an Income Tax Be Levied?: Considered in a Letter to the Right Honourable Benjamin Disraeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer

Gladstone on the Income Tax: Discussion on the Income Tax in the House of Commons on 25th April, 1884, with Preface and Historical Sketch, Including a Proposed Bill (Classic Reprint)

How Should an Income Tax Be Levied? Considered in a Letter (1852)

Local and Imperial Taxation: A Speech of the Right Hon. John Gellibrand Hubbard, M. P., the Delivery of Which on Tuesday the 20th July Was Precluded by the Counting-Out of the House at 9 P. M (Classic Reprint)