Trait Des Aydes, Pour Tous Les Lieux O Ils Ont Cours: Contenant Les Abus Qui S'y Glissent, Les Fraudes Qui S'y Commettent Tant Par Les Redevables, Que Par Les Employez. L'Instruction Pour Les Supprimer Par L'Exercice Conformment L'Ordonnance Du M

Traite Des Aydes, Pour Tous Les Lieux Ou Ils Ont Cours, published in 1715, is a treatise on taxes and duties ('aydes') in France. Written by Pierre Asse, the book details the abuses and frauds committed both by those liable to pay taxes and by the employees responsible for collecting them. It provides instruction on how to suppress these issues in accordance with the ordinance of [omitted due to truncation in the subtitle].

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