According to the latest order of Louis XV, taxes were increased.
As for why taxes should be raised, the king's explanation is that when the country is in crisis, the people need to give their money to the French royal family as military expenses.
Lawyer Brousseau shouted: "This is simply a robber!"
"Now that taxes have been increased by 80%, our King knows that the army is about to run out of money to fight, so why else do they want to build a palace, or give it to his lover?"
A colleague from the law firm dissuaded me: "This situation in France has been going on for a long time. It's not like you don't know."
"According to the constitution, the king can make adjustments to our laws, but Brousseau has no choice."
"Let's study the cases that will arise after the promulgation of this law."
Brousseau snorted and said, "What are you studying?"
"It won't harm the interests of those nobles during the research. Only civilians and businessmen will suffer this time."
The colleague shook his head, and instead of continuing to discuss the changes to the new law with Brousseau, asked about another matter.
"Brousseau, I heard that the book you recently wrote is called What About Nature and What Property?"
"It's "A Philosophical Exploration of Ownership and Theft in Nature and Society", in which I put forward the view that 'property is theft'."
"Yes, yes, that's the name." My colleague said as he slapped his forehead.
"Just this name is said to have caused quite a stir."
"But, Brousseau, I have heard that this book is very risky. Some of the views in it are criticizing the royal family. I advise you to stop this book as soon as possible and stop promoting it.
"
Brousseau glanced at him and said, "Don't worry about this..."
After saying that, he stood up and left, not knowing what to study.
His colleague glanced at Brousseau and did not continue to speak.
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At this time, Europe.
Britain, Britain, which developed the Dreadnought-class battleship, has greatly increased its power.
The Dreadnought-class battleship was built to participate in the war, so George III's goal was very clear.
After the Dreadnought-class battleship was successfully developed, he set his sights on the Americas.
French colonial area!
For them, the most suitable opponent now is France's overseas colonial zones!
Although George III was very confident in his Dreadnought-class battleships.
Whether it was comparing Long Yan's supply ship or other ships, he could ensure that the Dreadnought-class battleship could compete.
However, now Britain still needs Long Yan's giant steam engine. He will never start a war with Long Yan until he understands Long Yan's steam engine technology.
But as the research process of Longyan steam engine accelerated, he had already seen the day when he would completely successfully develop the Longyan steam engine.
The more in-depth you study.
George III was even more impressed by how complicated the design of Long Yan's steam engine was.
How unbelievable.
They have invested a huge amount of money and energy into Longyan's steam engine.
But progress is still very slow.
This made him a little anxious. He was very worried that Long Yan would make any breakthroughs in technology.