| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - great: each was desirous to conceal the extent of his means, especially the more influential among them, who had acquired fortunes by means they did not like should be made apparent: the tax was pronounced to be an inquisitorial measure, which would lead to exactions from them greater than they could apprehend: not only were their fears excited, but their pride was wounded, and a report of a measu
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