Handbook of Social Economy; Or, the Worker's a B C
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The Custom-houses which abounded on our frontier, prior to the late treaties of commerce, these formidable Custom-houses, armed with absolute pro- hibitions and tolls quasi-prohibitive, were also lega- cies of the past.
By what series of arguments did kings, the LIBERTY. 147 shepherds of the people, arrive at conclusions like the following : " At two paces from ourselves a cer- tain excellent product is manufactured, far better than all those which we make of the same sort.
This is why I forbid... you to use it, for my first duty is to protect your interests." Or, better still : " That fabric, made in London, is not much better than our own ; you may then make use of it without inconvenience, and I author- ize you to buy it, but it has the defect of costing twenty-five per cent, less than our products of a similar kind ; it is necessary then, in your interest, that it should pay an import duty of thirty-three per cent." Or even : " Meat is scarce and dear, the people are badly fed. This is why no one must go and procure an ox in a foreign country, in order to bring it into this kingdom, under penalty of a fine of fifty- five francs." One does not argue irrationally for the pleasure of being absurd, and there is no error which is not justified by some good intention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Custom-houses which abounded on our frontier, prior to the late treaties of commerce, these formidable Custom-houses, armed with absolute pro- hibitions and tolls quasi-prohibitive, were also lega- cies of the past.
By what series of arguments did kings, the LIBERTY. 147 shepherds of the people, arrive at conclusions like the following : " At two paces from ourselves a cer- tain excellent product is manufactured, far better than all those which we make of the same sort.
This is why I forbid... you to use it, for my first duty is to protect your interests." Or, better still : " That fabric, made in London, is not much better than our own ; you may then make use of it without inconvenience, and I author- ize you to buy it, but it has the defect of costing twenty-five per cent, less than our products of a similar kind ; it is necessary then, in your interest, that it should pay an import duty of thirty-three per cent." Or even : " Meat is scarce and dear, the people are badly fed. This is why no one must go and procure an ox in a foreign country, in order to bring it into this kingdom, under penalty of a fine of fifty- five francs." One does not argue irrationally for the pleasure of being absurd, and there is no error which is not justified by some good intention.
What to read after Handbook of Social Economy; Or, the Worker's a B C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by About Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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