The Economic Policies of Richelieu volume V 9 No 4
The Economic Policies of Richelieu volume V 9 No 4
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Richelieu wanted the government to take charge of this part of French affairs, and to centralize the postal service in its own hands. He continued this development (which had been started by Charles IX) by creating in 1624, the office of director and "Intendant Generate" of the posts, and gave it to one of his de- voted servants. 32 Also, at this time the royal relays were given the monopoly over the roads they covered. The messengers of the universities were limited to university letters, parc...els, etc. In 1625 an edict was issued which established relays on various roads, that is, the government was to rent horses to individuals who were to convoy goods to various places. An effort was made to render the distribution of goods even and fair by pre- venting the holding back of food, through storing it in boats which were kept in secret places, etc. Warning was given that merchants in the future could not hold up laden boats or keep 2 Pigeonneau, II, 391-392. So Ibid. , II, 392-393. Si/Znd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richelieu wanted the government to take charge of this part of French affairs, and to centralize the postal service in its own hands. He continued this development (which had been started by Charles IX) by creating in 1624, the office of director and "Intendant Generate" of the posts, and gave it to one of his de- voted servants. 32 Also, at this time the royal relays were given the monopoly over the roads they covered. The messengers of the universities were limited to university letters, parc...els, etc. In 1625 an edict was issued which established relays on various roads, that is, the government was to rent horses to individuals who were to convoy goods to various places. An effort was made to render the distribution of goods even and fair by pre- venting the holding back of food, through storing it in boats which were kept in secret places, etc. Warning was given that merchants in the future could not hold up laden boats or keep 2 Pigeonneau, II, 391-392. So Ibid. , II, 392-393. Si/Znd.
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