Italy And the Italians volume 1
Italy And the Italians volume 1
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18 lire 75 cent.
Paper 40 to 107 lire. 17 to 53 lire.
Beer (in casks)... 4 lire 28 cent. 8 lire 30 cent.
CofFee 75 lire. 112i lire.
On almost every kind of corn and cattle, the duty has been raised since 1831, and, in most instances, doubled. Thus in — 1823. 1831.
An ox paid 5 lire. 12 lire.
A cow 3 6 A mule 3 12 lire, A sheep 45 cent. 90 cent.
That the tariff' admits of great simplification may be judged from the circumstance, that the single article of hides occupies 90 items; in the last ta-... riff" but one, it occupied no fewer than 152.
Saltpetre, gunpowder, tobacco, and salt, are com- mercial monopolies reserved by the state. With respect to these, the regulations are so severe, that the cultivation of tobacco is prohibited, and salt- springs not worked by government must be filled up. The price of salt is immeasurably higher than it would be were the trade open ; the monopoly, therefore, constitutes a tax, which, like the poll-tax, falls most heavily on the humbler classes.
REVENUES OF THE STATE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18 lire 75 cent.
Paper 40 to 107 lire. 17 to 53 lire.
Beer (in casks)... 4 lire 28 cent. 8 lire 30 cent.
CofFee 75 lire. 112i lire.
On almost every kind of corn and cattle, the duty has been raised since 1831, and, in most instances, doubled. Thus in — 1823. 1831.
An ox paid 5 lire. 12 lire.
A cow 3 6 A mule 3 12 lire, A sheep 45 cent. 90 cent.
That the tariff' admits of great simplification may be judged from the circumstance, that the single article of hides occupies 90 items; in the last ta-... riff" but one, it occupied no fewer than 152.
Saltpetre, gunpowder, tobacco, and salt, are com- mercial monopolies reserved by the state. With respect to these, the regulations are so severe, that the cultivation of tobacco is prohibited, and salt- springs not worked by government must be filled up. The price of salt is immeasurably higher than it would be were the trade open ; the monopoly, therefore, constitutes a tax, which, like the poll-tax, falls most heavily on the humbler classes.
REVENUES OF THE STATE.
What to read after Italy And the Italians volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Von Raumer to read onlineMoreLess
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