The Miscellaneous Works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh
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de Calonne, who has now the in- consistent arrogance to boast of the schemes which he laid before them, as the moilel of the Assembly whom he traduces. He pro- posed, it is true, the equalisation of imposts anil the abolition of the pecuniary exemp- tions of the Nobility and Clergy; and the ditference between his system and that of the Assembly, is only in what makes the sole distinction in human actions — its end.
He would have destroyed the privileged Or- ders, as obstacles to ilespotism : tl...ict) have destroyed them, as derogations from free- dom. The object of his plans was to facili- tate fiscal oppression : tlie motive of theirs is to fortify general liberty. They have levelled all Frenchmen as men : he woulil have level- led them as slaves. The Assembly of the fortisn to his elegant lei,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Calonne, who has now the in- consistent arrogance to boast of the schemes which he laid before them, as the moilel of the Assembly whom he traduces. He pro- posed, it is true, the equalisation of imposts anil the abolition of the pecuniary exemp- tions of the Nobility and Clergy; and the ditference between his system and that of the Assembly, is only in what makes the sole distinction in human actions — its end.
He would have destroyed the privileged Or- ders, as obstacles to ilespotism : tl...ict) have destroyed them, as derogations from free- dom. The object of his plans was to facili- tate fiscal oppression : tlie motive of theirs is to fortify general liberty. They have levelled all Frenchmen as men : he woulil have level- led them as slaves. The Assembly of the fortisn to his elegant lei,
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