The Diary of Adam Tas 1705 1706
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And as they regulate the entire market, and are themselves the sole buyers for the Company, it is only natural that in the first place they dispose of their own produce before relieving the farmers of any of theirs. To expect any other line of conduct from them would be to assume that they were more than men. And such was not the case ; they were only too human.
The officials thus form a community within the larger community, a private monopoly inside the State monopoly. By handing over to his ...own agents the supply of meat and grain and wine, the Governor, with his entourage, gradually possesses himself of all the farmers' means of subsistence. Step by step their situation is aggravated. The crisis is reached when the sole concession for the retail wine trade is made over to Phijffer. The wine lease had been the last source of profit still remaining. But in future no one might sell so much as an anker of wine, 206 DE KLACHTEN TEGEN W. A. VAN DEE STEL of zelfs aan een vriend present doen, zonder goedvinden van do pacbter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as they regulate the entire market, and are themselves the sole buyers for the Company, it is only natural that in the first place they dispose of their own produce before relieving the farmers of any of theirs. To expect any other line of conduct from them would be to assume that they were more than men. And such was not the case ; they were only too human.
The officials thus form a community within the larger community, a private monopoly inside the State monopoly. By handing over to his ...own agents the supply of meat and grain and wine, the Governor, with his entourage, gradually possesses himself of all the farmers' means of subsistence. Step by step their situation is aggravated. The crisis is reached when the sole concession for the retail wine trade is made over to Phijffer. The wine lease had been the last source of profit still remaining. But in future no one might sell so much as an anker of wine, 206 DE KLACHTEN TEGEN W. A. VAN DEE STEL of zelfs aan een vriend present doen, zonder goedvinden van do pacbter.
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