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Journal de la société de 1789 - Nº III by François de Pange et al. is a political journal issue written in the late 18th century. It presents reformist essays and proceedings from a revolutionary-era learned society. The likely topic is the critique of vague treason laws, proposals for constitutional control of public finance, and reports on the Société de 1789’s activities, including a tribute to Benjamin Franklin.
The volume opens with an essay rejecting the elastic charge of “lèse-nation” (high treason), arguing that such labels fuel oppression by inflaming public prejudice and empowering partisan prosecutions; it opposes letting legislators act as accusers, cautions against a special high court, and urges precise laws judged by ordinary tribunals. A second essay, on constitutional finance, defines taxation as a citizen’s contribution for common needs, places assessment, form, and allocation of taxes under the legislature, and insists on separating spending from receipt of funds to
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