State register from the Napoleonic period in Venice Venice. - "Azioni del demanio". ("Information on the Administration of the State Property"). Italian manuscript in sepiatinte on paper. 1 Bl. "Indice" and 12 double-leaf hs. Tables. 20.8 x 18.8 cm. Semi-leather d. C. (somewhat shabby, toasted) with gold-embossed back and gold-embroidered red lid "Demanio" as well as paste paper cover covers. Venice 1808. Overview of the national finances of the French krone in Italy, with details of the tax and property claims, the public debt, bonds and redemptions, the administration of the state domain of the Terra ferma, such as the city of Venice. Napoleon had 1806 In 1806 Napoleon incorporated Venice into the domain of Regno d'Italia. The French introduced a highly efficient but also reckless financial administration, for which they meticulously documented the state finances: How much property has the state, how is it managed, how much has been sold (distrazione) to pay off the enormous public debt (debito pubblico) and war costs. Not least, the valuable state forests (Boschi), which also promised the occupant rich yields, are included. "Azioni del demanio", "Derivazione del Azione del Demanio," "Amministrazione del Demania", "Distrazione delle Proprietà del De manio", 'Debito pubblico e monte', "Boni e loro ammortizzazione", "Prospetto dell'Amministraazione del demania in origine", " Prospetto delle Distrazioni de Demania," "Prospetto del Debito Pubblico and Pensioni", "Amministrzione della Corona", " Amministratazione dei Boschi" (e.g.: "state property", "distribution of state ownership", "public property management", "reduction of state property", 'public debt and total debt', "borrowing and repayment thereof", "overview of the initial administration of state assets", "surveillance of government assets", 'overview on public debt and pensions', 'administrative management of the crown', "Verwaltung der Walde"). – Very clean and in best condition, clean lettering almost without traces of use.