Parisian Intelligence: French Assembly Debates Bank Plan
National Assembly proceedings on December 6 7 outline a decree for an Extraordinary Bank to handle non ordinary taxes and debt extinction. Plans cover funds from feudal rights and estate produce with detailed procedures. Budget figures include 566 million for 1791 and 3 321 993 to the Marine Ministry. The session also rails against taxation, sugar and West Indies commerce, and disbands certain military detachments.
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