Reflections On the Revolution in France: And On the Proceedings in Certain Societies in London ...
Reflections On the Revolution in France: And On the Proceedings in Certain Societies in London ...
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de Calonne's work. I inni| think it a great lo/s to me that I had not that advantage ear* lier. M. de Calonne thinks this article to be on account o( general fubMence : but as he is not able to comprehend how fo ^eat alofs as upwards of £. 1,661,000 ilerling could be fof.
gained on the difference between the price and the fale of grain, he feems to attribute this enormous head of charge to iecret expences of the revolution. I cannot fay any thing po- iBtively on that fubjeft. The reader is capa...ble of judging, by the aggregate of thefe immenfe charges, on the (late and con- dition of France ; and the fyfiem of publick oeconomy adopte4 in that nation. Thefe articles of account produced no enquiry er difcuffion in the National AiTembly.
fort f »w y fort them in the rags with whjdi they have cioath« ed them, thap they area nation of phiiofophers i and, fbmecimesj by all the arts of quackifh parade^ by fhewv tumult, and buflle, fometrmes by the alarms of plots and invafions, they attempt to drown the cries of indigence, and to divert the eyes of the obferver from the ruin and wretchedncfs of the ftate.
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de Calonne's work. I inni| think it a great lo/s to me that I had not that advantage ear* lier. M. de Calonne thinks this article to be on account o( general fubMence : but as he is not able to comprehend how fo ^eat alofs as upwards of £. 1,661,000 ilerling could be fof.
gained on the difference between the price and the fale of grain, he feems to attribute this enormous head of charge to iecret expences of the revolution. I cannot fay any thing po- iBtively on that fubjeft. The reader is capa...ble of judging, by the aggregate of thefe immenfe charges, on the (late and con- dition of France ; and the fyfiem of publick oeconomy adopte4 in that nation. Thefe articles of account produced no enquiry er difcuffion in the National AiTembly.
fort f »w y fort them in the rags with whjdi they have cioath« ed them, thap they area nation of phiiofophers i and, fbmecimesj by all the arts of quackifh parade^ by fhewv tumult, and buflle, fometrmes by the alarms of plots and invafions, they attempt to drown the cries of indigence, and to divert the eyes of the obferver from the ruin and wretchedncfs of the ftate.
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