Revolutionary economy
This essay want alone hints to a particular matter that in
historiography about the American “revolution” is always excused; it is right
because it is very low important, other episodes are very relevant; it is also
necessary to celebrate a normal, not certainly a request but a confirm, will of
liberty that was already present in the colonies, today USA, from the 1680,
hence a century after this freedom was present from at last a100 years,
therefore it is alone a pretext for a revolt that has had some died, a confront
to certain date is necessary, during the civil war 750.000 died, and it is
major number for every war of USA, the American “revolution” has had 25.000
died, that are always too much, but the number is very short; but the valor of
revolution we can’t consider for the died, but alone the results, hence other
confront is necessary, to the French revolution in 1789, and the difference is
the French become a republic, that then was unthinkable, in fact the unique
republic was that the Roman republic, in ancient time; this confront is
necessary to stress that the French revolution has brought change very
important, but the monarchic state in French was already died; for this a
simple revolt was sufficient to this radical change this is the republic; but
in USA this radical change wasn’t because the liberty was already present, and
the English monarchic power was very long, an Atlantic sea between England and
USA; whereby the suffocate a revolt in New Word would be too expensive, because
the freedom already was in nascent USA, hence the England considered useless
it. Anyway the comment of reader is: “ After this digression, what is argument of
this essay? Because you are a pain on the neck”, and I can alone agree to this
judge, anyway the argument is the wit of economy during the “revolution”; some
step that I have took from the acts of Congress in 1784 keeps reference to
economy: “Thursday, December 9, 1784.That a committee, to consist of one member
from each state, be appointed to receive the marquis, and in the name of
Congress to take leave of him. That they be instructed to assure him, that Congress
continue to entertain the fame high sense of his abilities and zeal to
promote the welfare of America both here and in Europe…”; it is
translated means is alone the commercial exercise, because what is interest of
American colonies for the Europe? Rationally nothing, but the words are very
explicit if we consider it in their text and context: “to promote the welfare of America
both here and in Europe”, it is exemplification to understand this
step, because the promotion of merchants both in colonies and in Europe,
enables to the colonies the survive and growth of wealth, hence the rapports to
Europe was necessary; a historical question is present: “Alone now the nascent
USA has considered the importance of Europe as merchant? Because in this paper
why can read this reference to Europe; thereby before the rapports aren’t or it
are?”, the answer is: “Certainly it was before of “revolution”, because also
the colonies can live, and the economy was then as today also the commerce,
hence the commerce to Europe was necessary, but is also necessary the welfare
of Europe, as mentioned in the text, because otherwise the colonies could not
sale nothing, and country poor doesn’t buy nothing, hence was necessary that
the Europe has had a welfare; it is the evident sign that the USA was born from
at last a century, because this text proofs that the freedom was absolutely objective,
why? Simple because the commerce of colonies to Europe would included also the
England, but in the text is mentioned alone the Europe, without exclusion of
some country, and in political acts everything must be specified, hence if the
commerce to England has been deny the text have to specify it, but the welfare
was in Europe and England is Europe no certainly on Saturn planet, thereupon
the colonies have to commerce also to England: “Pecunia no olet”, this is the
money doesn’t stinks, hence also the England could be a source of gain,
somebody could ask: “The patriotism”, it is mentioned, in fact: “has resembled
that of a patriotic citizen, the United States…”; beyond the patriotism
is important also the words that confirm my opinion, this is the USA was a
reality, because the name: “the United States”, is a reality, and of this were
aware both in USA and in England; anyway the text continues:“which they have
frequently expressed and manifested on former occasions, and which the recent
marks of his attention to their commercial and other interests have perfectly
confirmed. Has resembled that of a patriotic citizen, the United States regard
him with particular affection, and will not cease to feel an interest in
whatever may concern his honor and prosperity, and that their best and kindest
wishes will always attend him. Resolved, That a
letter be written to his most Christian majesty, to be signed by his excellency
the president of Congress, expressive of the high sense, which the United
States in Congress assembled, entertain of his zeal, talents and meritorious services
of the marquis of Fayette, and recommending him to the favor and patronage of
his majesty.” The noun majesty is alone a respect form, as the colonies that
are mentioned in December 1784: “North-American colonies and of the said
colonies of New-York and Massachusetts-Bay”, and 1th June 1785, are common name
that the Congress has used for a direct and easy identification, but they were
aware that of colonies was alone the name. Anyway The USA and the Congress
known perfectly that a Revolution or “revolution” isn’t without money, also if
somebody must robber Fort Knox. Ulterior again
resolution, from other source and now directly from the king of England James
1th, this is the authorization to give the laws: “The honorable owner for the
paper o king, he authorized his heritages, with the consent of free men, to
give the laws and it publish under his sigil, laws necessary to wealth of
people, that aren’t never given under the right form…”.
Alessandro Lusana
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