Reflections on the Revolution in FranceLiberal Arts Press, 1955 - 307 |
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... contributed their share to the financial need of the country Perhaps persons unacquainted with the state of France , on ... contribution of the nobility . ( e ) An extraordinary offer of the clergy was THE CONFISCATORY POLICY OF THE ...
... contributed their share to the financial need of the country Perhaps persons unacquainted with the state of France , on ... contribution of the nobility . ( e ) An extraordinary offer of the clergy was THE CONFISCATORY POLICY OF THE ...
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... contribution . Nothing can be a more unequal standard than this . The indirect contribution , that which arises from duties on consumption , is in truth a better standard and follows and discovers wealth more natu- rally than this of ...
... contribution . Nothing can be a more unequal standard than this . The indirect contribution , that which arises from duties on consumption , is in truth a better standard and follows and discovers wealth more natu- rally than this of ...
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... contribution , which also is a prin- ciple admitted first to operate in the assembly of the com- mune . Let us again take one canton , such as is stated above . If the whole of the direct contributions paid by a great trad- ing or ...
... contribution , which also is a prin- ciple admitted first to operate in the assembly of the com- mune . Let us again take one canton , such as is stated above . If the whole of the direct contributions paid by a great trad- ing or ...
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