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77historyofthetartars；partiii；p277；inthererks
78seefrancispirard
79asatpresentinpersia；aisveryane”
80thefifthlaajest
81inthe8thchapterofthisbook
82frederickpiedthislahenstitutionsofnaples；i
83innarentstogooutofthekingdonners
bookxiiioftherelationhelevyingoftaxesandthegreatnessofthepublicrevenuesbeartoliberty
1ofthepubliainder
tofixtheserevenuesinapropener；regardshouldbehadbothtothenecessitiesofthestateandtothoseofthesubjecttherealaginarysofthestate
iginarythepassionsandtheheg
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oveors；frohevainneextraordinaryprojeaindininistersofarestlessdispositioniginedthattheeanandignoblesoulshoseofthestate
nothingrequiresreandprudencethantheregulationofthatportionofhesubjectisdeprived；andthatoretain
thepublieasuredbythepeoplesabilitiestogive；butbyeasuredbytheirabilitiestogive；itshouldbensideredtheyareabletogiveforanstancy
2thatitisbadreasoningtosaythatthegreatnessoftaxesisgoodinitsoonarptfroaxesthathavebeenasserableasthethegreatstatebyanufactures；andarts；andestablisheslaes；therefore；necessarilypoor；letitpayneversofeaxes
andyetsohavencludedfrohepovertyofthosepettystatesthatinordertorenderthepeopleindustrioustheyshouldbeloadedtheneighbouringpartstoavoidaketheirynsistinidleness
theeffeerisexcitedbylabour；thelatterissoothedbyindolence
natureisjusttoallnkind；andrepaystheortheirindustry：sherendersthendustriousbyannexingrepttodeprivethepeopleofnaturesbounty；theyustbetheironlyhappiness
3oftaxesinuntriesenthestateofvillainageissotisestablishedafteranquestinthatanorvillainthattillsthelandoughttohaveakindofpartnershipasteothingbutanicationoflossorprofitcanrencilethoseedtolabourtosuchasareblessedhastateofaffluence
4ofarepublicinthelikecaseiontothedrudgeryofcultivatingherlands；sheoughtnevertosufferthefreesubjecttohavethepoanthisittedatspartathosebravepeoplethoughtthehelotes1oreindustriousincultivatingtheirlands；andknoagined；likeastersorethanedtoenjoy
5ofanarilitaryservicebutifhetheyybeafterbursedifthisrulebenotfolloiseryorfliesintothewoods
6ofadespotientinthelikeoreindispensablyneentthelordontliabletobestrippedofhislandsandhisvassalsisnotsoeagertopreservethe
any；andtodendhistaxesinney；hedeaveryprudentregulation；anleviesthetaxonthepeasant；andpaysittotheinishes；hepaysallthesifitincreases；hepaysnore；sothatitishisinterestnottoworryoroppresshisvassals
7oftaxesinuntriesanenjoyshispropertyuaythenbelaideitheronpersons；onlands；onrchandise；onthese；oronallthreetogether
inthetaxingofpersons；itexatheirestatespaidatalent5tothepubliin；thoseofthefourthclasspaidnothingatallthetaxeasureofpeoplesproperty；itfolloanhadanequalshareofure；thatsoeverureoughtnottobetaxed；thattothissucceededtheuseful；tobetaxed；butlessthanthesuperfluous；andthatthelargenessofthetaxesonedsuperfluity
inthetaxingoflandsitisakelistsorregisters；inoresotofindpeoplethatarenotinterestedinstakingthehere；therefore；aretanandthatofthethingbutifingeneralthetaxbenotexorbitant；andthepeoplentinuetohaveplentyofneittedtoenjoyonlyjustisnecessaryforsubsistence；theleastdisproportionhegreatestnsequence
ifsosubjeisuentifthegoventproportionsitsfortuothatofindividuals；theeaseandnvenienent：shallthestatebeginpoverishingthesubjectstoenrichitselforhaditbettertobeenriche
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dbyitssubjeerorthelatteradvantagechoosetobeginortoendhopulence
thedutiesfeltleastbythepeoplearethoseonrandedofthenfortheyybesoprudentlynagedthatthepeopletheelvesshallhardlyknoforthispurposeitisoftheutstnsequenself；andthensur；ain；nfoundsiteauthorshaveobservedthatnerohadabolishedthedutyofthefiveandtthesaleofslaves；6andyethehadonlyordainedthatitshouldbepaidbythesellerinsteadofthepuredneverthelesstosuppressit
therearetpostsareveryheavyuponliquors：inohebreinatelyuponallthensurs；inthefirstnobodyfeelstherigouroftheiost；inthesenditislookeduponasagrievanerthesubjetopay
further；theobligingthensurstopayrequiresaperpetualruagingandsearchingintotheirhousesnoorentrarythanthistoliberty；andthoseethodofllectingtherevenue
8inakethepuroditypost；therestbesoproportionbetpostandthevalueofthedity：forerodityinthisostexquisitelysensibleoftheirservilendition
besides；theprinodity；stbehielfthevendor；andthepeoplestnothaveitintheirpoopurchaseitelseicesubjecttoathousandinnveniences
sgglingbeinginthisely；thenfisererustthereforebehadtoextravagantpunishnts；sues
allproportionthenofpenaltiesisatanendpersonsthatostinfausoderategovent
again；inproportionaspeoplearetetedtoorethelatterisenrierioverishedtoputastoptosggling；thefarrstbeinvestedeansofoppressing；andthentheuntryisruined
9ofabadkindofiosteroftherevenues；onstratedthatadutyonthepaperonhedeedsaredraerservice
10thatthegreatnessoftaxesdependsonthenatureofthegoventtaxesoughttobeverylightindespotients：otherentthatkesnonnerofretutothedifferentntributionsofthesubject
theexorbitantpoedepressionofthepeople；requirethatthereshouldnotbeevenapossibilityoftheleaststakebetthetaxesoughttobesoeasytolleinishtheaportionofthefruitsoftheearth；auerent
rchantsindespoticuntriesoughttohaveapersonalsafeguard；tohouseofficers
11ofnfisoresevereineuropethaninasiaineuropenotonlytherestheshipsandoppression；inasiathegistratestheelvesedyuldarchanthaveagainstapashainedtonfiscatehisgoods
theprinportationofgoods；andafterersintheterritoryofthegulisnotpunishedposessisaunientthanofthoseofrce
12relationbetaybeheavierinproportiontothelibertyofthesubjeinproportiontotheincreaseofslaverythishasalnaturethatnevervariesptioniswellknown；andeve
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nnfirountainsprovisionsaresodear；andtheuntryissopopulous；thatasesretonaturethanaturkdoestothesultan
anqueringpeople；suayridtheelvesofalltaxesastheyreignovervanquishednationsthenindeedtheydonotpayinproportiontotheirliberty；beonarch
butthegeneralrulestillholdsgoodinderategoventsthereisanindeityfortheofthetaxes；yindespoticuntries10thereisanequivalentforliberty；helightnessofthetaxes
insonarentareinareflourishingnditionthantherestitispretendedthattheseprovinenttheyareabletobetaxedhigher；henatdeprivingthefthisverygovent；otheprincesadvantage
13inenttaxesareayb