The Cameralists the Pioneers of German Social Polity
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A wise government therefore will have a care for the religious failh which the people profess (p. 109).
40. The state must care for the administration of justice (p. No).
41. The state must protect the subjects against frauds and vio- lence (p. In).
ON THE ATTENTION OF THE RULER TO THE EXTERNAL CONDITION OF CLASSES AND THEIR RELATION TO THE STATE AND TO ONE ANOTHER 42. No one should be permitted to gain so much power and wealth that he might be dangerous to the state or to his fellow- citizens ...(p. 112).
43. The ruler has nothing to fear from the wealth of his subjects if it is not too unequally distributed (p. 113).
44. The ruler must first of all give his attention to securing the best talent for the high offices of state and of the army (p. 114).
45. No officer should be allowed to gain enough power to be dangerous to the state (p. 114).
46. Hence no officer should be intrusted with lettres de cachet (p. 114).
47. Offices should not be hereditary (p. 114).
48. Neither at court nor in the state should there be different parties (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A wise government therefore will have a care for the religious failh which the people profess (p. 109).
40. The state must care for the administration of justice (p. No).
41. The state must protect the subjects against frauds and vio- lence (p. In).
ON THE ATTENTION OF THE RULER TO THE EXTERNAL CONDITION OF CLASSES AND THEIR RELATION TO THE STATE AND TO ONE ANOTHER 42. No one should be permitted to gain so much power and wealth that he might be dangerous to the state or to his fellow- citizens ...(p. 112).
43. The ruler has nothing to fear from the wealth of his subjects if it is not too unequally distributed (p. 113).
44. The ruler must first of all give his attention to securing the best talent for the high offices of state and of the army (p. 114).
45. No officer should be allowed to gain enough power to be dangerous to the state (p. 114).
46. Hence no officer should be intrusted with lettres de cachet (p. 114).
47. Offices should not be hereditary (p. 114).
48. Neither at court nor in the state should there be different parties (p.
What to read after The Cameralists the Pioneers of German Social Polity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Woodbury Small to read onlineMoreLess
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