Internal Revenue and Customs Provisions Enacted
The act outlines penalties for officials failing to perform duties, fines for misfeasance, free postal communications for collectors, and seizure processes for unpaid taxes. It sets hours for offices, designation of collection districts, bond security, and potential land sales to recover taxes. It also covers search warrants, custody of seized goods, forfeiture rules, and penalties for concealing or receiving seized items. Led by royal proclamation, it discusses political turmoil and the legitimacy of sovereignty in France and Europe.
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Kian
Bufi-Efe
Furetis
United States
Sture
Timanty
Thail
Spanish Manifesto Calls for Peace Via Allied War Return
Ferdinand I of Spain proclaims in Madrid on May 24 1815 that Napoleon Bonaparte's aggression threatens Europe and warrants war led by allied powers to restore rightful sovereigns, peace, and stability. The manifesto cites Paris treaties, urges unity of Prussia Russia Britain and others, and defends Spain against Bonapartes designs while vowing to repair war damage and defend religious and political order.
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France
Domnent
Europe
Levin
Louis
Bonaparte
Spain
Vleocay
Officius
Moray
Just
Clement Beonis
Valénciay
Bugy
Paris
B.naparte
Bo. Duperte
Bonpart
Bayonne
Zacha
Prussia
Russia
Engling
Sover
Eigns
Oder
Cavellani
Napoleon
Madrid
Ferdinand
Pedro Cevall
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