Carnot's mass-conscription system, described as getting everyone into the military to dilute noble influence.
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levee en masse
Carnot's mass-conscription system, described as getting everyone into the military to dilute noble influence.
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"Let's call it a levy. They en masse. So let's get everyone to join the military, so as to dilute the influence of nobility...."
"...the narrative and without controlling the narrative, they cannot mobilize the masses. So all they're left with now is doing it by force work..."
"...know, you see, we are useful because we can control the masses. But the reality is that with the rise of social media, with..."
"...Central and Eastern Europe. Later, Frankenists were encouraged to convert en masse to Catholicism, okay? And so who are these people? Well, they are..."
"...Central and Eastern Europe. Later Frankenists were encouraged to convert en masse to Catholicism, okay? And so... Who are these people? Well, they are..."
"...But this is important because if Shakespeare is reaching to the masses, he's educating the masses into a global imagination. Shakespeare in theatre is..."
"...who went around the different polices to sing and entertain the masses. Dante was revolutionary because he wrote divine comedy not in Latin which"
"For example, religious festivals, churches, masses. And all this money is being wasted on these religious festivals. And the third thing is monarchy. So..."
"...is a system that achieves what the elites want, and the masses are unwilling and unable to protest and rebel, okay, does that make..."
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