France volume 1
France volume 1
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In France, before the Revolution, all titled persons were noble, but only a portion of the nobility were titled. In some provinces few of the privileged nobles had titles ; and all over the land the marquisates, baronies, and other similar distinctions were usually settled strictly according to primogeniture, the younger sons transmitting the noble name and the fiscal privileges to their progeny, but usually without any nobiliary affix, excepting the preposition de known as the particule. There... were exceptions to this rule, and there were even then instances of persons who unduly assumed titles, amid the crowd of noble families ever increased by nomination to various offices in the realm, and also by purchase. This is, of course, only a very general view of a complicated subject which abounds VOL. I N 178 THE REVOLUTION AND MODERN FRANCE BK. I in countless details and exceptions ; it is a superficial sketch which may help to explain certain social phenom- ena conspicuous in France more than a century after the Revolution abolished not only privilege but also titles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In France, before the Revolution, all titled persons were noble, but only a portion of the nobility were titled. In some provinces few of the privileged nobles had titles ; and all over the land the marquisates, baronies, and other similar distinctions were usually settled strictly according to primogeniture, the younger sons transmitting the noble name and the fiscal privileges to their progeny, but usually without any nobiliary affix, excepting the preposition de known as the particule. There... were exceptions to this rule, and there were even then instances of persons who unduly assumed titles, amid the crowd of noble families ever increased by nomination to various offices in the realm, and also by purchase. This is, of course, only a very general view of a complicated subject which abounds VOL. I N 178 THE REVOLUTION AND MODERN FRANCE BK. I in countless details and exceptions ; it is a superficial sketch which may help to explain certain social phenom- ena conspicuous in France more than a century after the Revolution abolished not only privilege but also titles.
What to read after France volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E C John Edward Courtenay Bodley to read onlineMoreLess
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