Rapports
Rapports
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(Consent.) The President: Gentlemen! We will now take the vote.
I beg those who are for the closure of the general debate to raise their hands. (This is done.) The decision is not clear. I beg those who are against the closure of the debate to raise their hands. (This is done.) Gentlemen! The closure of the general debate is voted; but as this decision has only been attained by a majority of one, the Chairman^ to be unbiassed, has decided to reopen the discussion.
(Applause.) Credner, of Leipzi...g: Gentlemen! You must not imagine that we in Leipzig have nothing to do; we have a great deal to do, and are very busy. We have however a certain amount of ambition , and having seen that the resolutions passed in Paris, Brussels and London have come to nothing, we wished to show what we could bring to pass with industry and con- scientiousness : we could easily raise 1000000 Marks, if it were for a good object, which would be for the common weal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Consent.) The President: Gentlemen! We will now take the vote.
I beg those who are for the closure of the general debate to raise their hands. (This is done.) The decision is not clear. I beg those who are against the closure of the debate to raise their hands. (This is done.) Gentlemen! The closure of the general debate is voted; but as this decision has only been attained by a majority of one, the Chairman^ to be unbiassed, has decided to reopen the discussion.
(Applause.) Credner, of Leipzi...g: Gentlemen! You must not imagine that we in Leipzig have nothing to do; we have a great deal to do, and are very busy. We have however a certain amount of ambition , and having seen that the resolutions passed in Paris, Brussels and London have come to nothing, we wished to show what we could bring to pass with industry and con- scientiousness : we could easily raise 1000000 Marks, if it were for a good object, which would be for the common weal.
Digitized by Google — 251 — (Bravo!) There must be no question at all of money here.
What to read after Rapports?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Fiscal Association. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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