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For Good and Evil: The Impact of Taxes on the Course of Civilization, 2nd Edition Patsy Oda Barbara Johnson was Professor ofThe first edition of Adams' study of the history of taxation had heads turning across the nation, with excited reviews appearing in dozens of national newspapers and magazines in addition to local papers in almost every state. Adams makes a convincing case for taxes being the cause of many of the landmark events in civilization's history. Starting in ancient Egypt, Adams surveys how governments established and collected their taxes, and how these