Social Evolution
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In England the progress, as we approach our own day, has been enormous. At the bottom of the scale we find, as Mr. Giffen showed a few years ago,^ an 1 In the Journal de la Societe de Statistique de Paris, March 1889, Alfred Neymarck enumerates some of the burthens imposed on the peasant in France one hundred years ago. " Without taking into account services to be paid for in kind, he was called upon to pay dimes, tallies, capitations, vingtiemes, and centiimes, corvees, aides, gabelles, etc. I...f he was desirous of selling in the markets open to him the produce of his labour, he was forced to pay the dues on mesurage, piquetage, minage, sterlage, palette, ecuellee, pied fourchu, angayage, eprouvage, and etalage ; that is to say he was mulcted for each measure of grain sold; for each cow, pig, or sheep; for each load of wheat brought in by strangers; for each basket containing fowls, eggs, butter, and cheese, and for each horse examined and sold " (see translation of paper in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, June 1889).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England the progress, as we approach our own day, has been enormous. At the bottom of the scale we find, as Mr. Giffen showed a few years ago,^ an 1 In the Journal de la Societe de Statistique de Paris, March 1889, Alfred Neymarck enumerates some of the burthens imposed on the peasant in France one hundred years ago. " Without taking into account services to be paid for in kind, he was called upon to pay dimes, tallies, capitations, vingtiemes, and centiimes, corvees, aides, gabelles, etc. I...f he was desirous of selling in the markets open to him the produce of his labour, he was forced to pay the dues on mesurage, piquetage, minage, sterlage, palette, ecuellee, pied fourchu, angayage, eprouvage, and etalage ; that is to say he was mulcted for each measure of grain sold; for each cow, pig, or sheep; for each load of wheat brought in by strangers; for each basket containing fowls, eggs, butter, and cheese, and for each horse examined and sold " (see translation of paper in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, June 1889).
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