Chapter

 1 1|      with a thousand millions of taxes. In Monsieur Rabourdin's~
 2 1|     taxation. The levying of the taxes was~simplified by a single
 3 1|         finance, to diminish the~taxes, but to assess them better;
 4 1|      when~the class on which the taxes weigh the heaviest knows
 5 1|       now an~irritating array of taxes existed as a burden on itself
 6 1|        and it deprives itself~of taxes; it thus loses two forms
 7 2|          it was necessary to pay taxes to the amount of a thousand
 8 6|     miserable property would pay taxes to the~amount of one thousand
 9 7|          land-tax and substitute taxes on~consumption."~ ~"Why
10 8| custom-house receipts, payments, taxes received, taxes spent,~etc.;
11 8|        payments, taxes received, taxes spent,~etc.; all of which