State of the Finances And Resources of the French Republic to the 1st of Januar
State of the Finances And Resources of the French Republic to the 1st of Januar
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They vjould go jiill farther, and vaould calculate, that in a country ivhere the fcarcity of fpecie keeps dovjn the value of all the necejjaries of life, vjith a. J'mall funt of money, provifions may be collcQea, magazines eftablijb- td, and if necejfary, the generals, /oldiers, and mmijlers may Le corrupted, and, in a nuord, all the other means of conqueft may be joined to military force. In citing this example, which to me appears to be fingularly applicable to the prefent fituation of France..., I however by no means adopt the opinions advanced by M Decker in the fame chapter, where he confiders the annual importation and accu- mulation of gold and fiiver, as one of the moft important ob- jects of political economy. On the contrary, 1 am more and more perfuaded, that the relative wealth of nations confifts infi- nitely lefs in the mafs of precious metals which they refpec- tive. Y accumulate, than in the means which they have of pro- curing thoie metals whenever they want them. Tare* [ 3* } ture, all tie activity of the Government, all the anxiety and zeal of the citizens; and, laftly, that the extinction of their little remaining credit will bring on the ter- mination of its liberty and political exiftence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They vjould go jiill farther, and vaould calculate, that in a country ivhere the fcarcity of fpecie keeps dovjn the value of all the necejjaries of life, vjith a. J'mall funt of money, provifions may be collcQea, magazines eftablijb- td, and if necejfary, the generals, /oldiers, and mmijlers may Le corrupted, and, in a nuord, all the other means of conqueft may be joined to military force. In citing this example, which to me appears to be fingularly applicable to the prefent fituation of France..., I however by no means adopt the opinions advanced by M Decker in the fame chapter, where he confiders the annual importation and accu- mulation of gold and fiiver, as one of the moft important ob- jects of political economy. On the contrary, 1 am more and more perfuaded, that the relative wealth of nations confifts infi- nitely lefs in the mafs of precious metals which they refpec- tive. Y accumulate, than in the means which they have of pro- curing thoie metals whenever they want them. Tare* [ 3* } ture, all tie activity of the Government, all the anxiety and zeal of the citizens; and, laftly, that the extinction of their little remaining credit will bring on the ter- mination of its liberty and political exiftence.
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