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Internal Revenue Laws is a comprehensive guide to the complex and ever-changing tax laws of the United States. This book provides a detailed overview of the internal revenue code as it stood in 1879, including amendments and other relevant laws. It is an invaluable resource for historians, legal scholars, and tax professionals who seek to understand the origins and development of US tax policy.
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