Silesia. - Accise tariff for the souveraine Herzogthum Silesia and the county of Glatz. 285 (recte 273) pp. 34 x 22 cm. Semi-leather d. Z. (lowly rubbed and bruised), closing straps removed with blue cover paper. Berlin, Königliche Geheimen Oberhofbuchdruckern, 1788. Not with Goldsmiths' Kress and Stammhammer: Finanzwissenschaft. – This edition of the Accise tariff replaces the Accise tract of 1756 and the provisional tariff of 1766 and operates all regulations and orders issued since then. Thus, for the first time, a "most complete" Accise tariff was created for Silesia and the county of Glatz, which is much more extensive than, for example, the 1769 Berlin tariff. The list is divided into the following columns: "Name of the different commodities and products", "Approach of the value of the commodities to the action-accise" and "Accise-sets" (according to Rthl., sgl., d'). These are in turn differentiated according to "to consumption" and "to action", whereby the sentences "to act" are much more favourable and partly also based on other bases of calculation. This preference of the (Breslauer) sales team is based on a special regulation of the 30th century. ==References== It is worth noting, among other things, the entries on the keywords Brodt, Eisen, Fische, Flores, Getreyde, Herba, Leinwand, Nachschuss-Accise, Radix, Semen (seeds), cattle, wine and sugar, whereby this can be attributed to a variety of e.g. flora, on the one hand, and on the other hand caused by detailed differentiations of the goods (bread, canvas). Jewish books and writings are forbidden to be introduced, all other "printed writings and books" "passiren frey". "Toy for children" as soon as it comes from Saxony, however, is forbidden... From p. 267 on, "Explanations", an annex on, among other things, garden tax, livestock tax, "Consumtions-Accise" (1. to 4. Classe) and information on the measures to be applied. Finally, two pages "Errata" (which have been handwritten) and four pages "Addendum" (date 16. XII. 1788). – pp. 93/94 and 183-192 skipped in pagination. At the shot some supplements until February 1789. Single small patchy, some pages with clapping. Title with small, old-deposited section.