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Introduction: The Four Main Productionsenues the plans of Colbert for the reform of the administration could not hope to succeed. Yet the French fiscal system was in the hands of officials who were frequently more concerned with their own interests than with the needs of the royal treasury, and who could not easily be dislodged and repla

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Specimen Passage And Commentary,common or customary law, free from binding obligations to uphold the ordinances of his predecessors, and unrestricted by the tradition of consulting the representatives of his subjects. The restraining force of the ‘fundamental laws of the kingdom’ was a weapon more appropriate for political theoris

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Differentiation in Banach Spaces,val he felt to be an essential precondition of a powerful kingdom in an internationally aggressive age. Yet once again the declared aims and policies of the central government consciously exceeded its ability to put them into practice. Although the crown could promulgate impressive codes of industri

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Measure Solutions for Stochastic Systems,tions reveals, often in their most extreme form, many of those characteristics of French society and administration which have been described in preceding pages—the obstructive behaviour of provincial Estates, ., municipal authorities and royal officials; the conflict between centralised government