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The Financial Crisis and Public Credit in France Era
Reflections on regulatory chaos in the French finances, three reckless edicts hurt revenue, payments, and public credit. The essay argues lawful, registered measures are needed, cites Hume and Montesquieu on state credit, and notes Britain’s wartime reforms and allied pensions amid global reporting from Luxembourg to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mr. Hume
Oo Montesquieu
Hume
Europe
England
Luxembourg
Fan
Hampré
Ponce le Page
London
the Hague
Caroline
America
Mediterranean
Britain
Petersburgh
Keith
Russia
Saxony
Dresden
Elfenour
Heffe-Caffel
Rome
Abraham Corcidi
Levant
Aaron Coen
Jonas Beraffuli
Leghorn
Ali
Tunis
Quirinal
Rozzonico
Antigua
Martinico
Guadalupe
Grande Terre
Guadaloupe
Barbadoes
Maitland
Isles
Portmouth
Gosport
Arlistagee
Seaford
India
Spithead
St. Helens
Harding
Cork
Downs
Lack
Kate
Mary
Southern
Brilliant Star
Williams
Admiral Durell
Britannia
Tolmie
Earl of London
Smith
Harrison
Ouchterlony
Rawson
Buytenforg
Texel
John and
Margaret
John Sangster
Calpi
Jane
Flanders
Prince Wales
John Barwick
Holland
Chester
Alex. Scott
Catharine
Tob. Butler
West Indies
Friendship
Ben. Crane
Rhode Island
Jamaica
Lawson
Sidney College
University of Cambridge
Swanescombe
Kent
Diocese of
Rochester
Earl F
Leicester
House of Peers
King’s Bench
Romaine
St. Dunstan’s
Earlom
St. Sepulchre’s
Stratton