gabelles造句

• The Anjou became a " Pays de grandes gabelles ", where tax was heaviest.
• Because of the gabelles, common salt was of such a high value that it caused mass population shifts and exodus, attracted invaders and caused wars.
• In 1654, the knight Fran鏾is de Mirman, " intendant des gabelles ", had the titles of " baron de Florac, seigneur de B閘arga, etc . ".
• A temporary tax under St . Louis, in 1259, his brother Philip VI of Valois established the first permanent royal tax on salt in France known as the Pays de grandes gabelles.
• Known as the " Sel de devoir ", translated to salt duty, citizens in the " Pays de grandes gabelles " region were forced to buy up to 7 kilograms of salt per year.
• Gian Giacomo Fontana was placed in charge of Sicily's finances and immediately began a reform of the tax system and the corrupt Palermitan customs office, although Victor Amadeus refused to reduce taxes, export tariffs and gabelles.