[Trees-legal] already remarks, towards

[McMorris Wohlwend]

 They want to know something
of his budget, to examine his books: a lender always has the right to
look after his securities. We accordingly see the bourgeois raising
his head and beginning to pay close attention to the great machine
whose performances, hitherto concealed from vulgar eyes, have, up to
the present time, been kept a state secret. He becomes a politician,
and, at the same time, discontented.
For it cannot
be denied that these matters, in which he is interested, are badly
conducted. Any young man of good family
managing affairs in the same way would be checked. The expenses of the
administration of the State are always in excess of the revenue[4309].
According to official admissions[4310] the annual deficit amounted to
70

in 1770, and 80 millions in 1783; when one has attempted to reduce
this it has been through bankruptcies; one to the tune of two
milliards at the end

of the reign of Louis XIV, and another
almost equal to it in the time of Law, and another on from a third to
a half of all the interests in the time of Terray, without mentioning
su
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