assignat造句

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1. With continued depreciation of the assignat, the exchange rate fell even more rapidly.
2. Instead it issued more and more paper money ( called " assignat " ) that supposedly were grounded seized lands.
3. Economically, there were food shortages as a result of a hard winter in 1794-5 and the assignat currency collapsed.
4. An "'assignat "'banknote, issued in 1792, with a face value of 400 mandat in 1796.
5. The mother, Assignat, was born at the Garenne Zoo in Switzerland and was released into the same region as Melchior a year later.
6. It's difficult to find assignat in a sentence. 用assignat造句挺难的
7. He then takes a trip with Alexander in which he mocks pagan rites and tries to pay for sacred writings with a 19th-century assignat.
8. At the beginning, the treasury was empty; the paper money, the Assignat, had fallen to a fraction of its value, and prices soared.
9. He opted for the meeting of the three orders, called for the abolition of torture in the judicial procedure and requested the emission of 800 million assignat.
10. The assignat fell from 31 % of its face value in August 1794 to 24 % in November, 17 % in February and 8 % in April 1795.
11. The majority were hostile to the French regime, above all because of the imposition of the assignat, wholesale conscription, and the ferocious antireligious policies of the French revolutionaries.
12. The smuggling of people with forged documents and materiel into France together with forged French Assignat notes, which were being mass-produced in London with the successful result of causing hyperinflation which raged in France until 1802.
13. Until 1796, wages were paid in the worthless " assignat " ( France's paper currency ); after April 1796, although pay was made in metallic value, wages were still in arrears.
14. The building was in ruins before the French Revolution, after which it was bought on 27 March 1792 by M . Leroy, a demolition contractor, who paid with " assignat " banknotes issued by the Revolutionary government.
15. The money dropped sharply in value; an " assignat ", or banknote originally issued for one hundred " livres ", was worth thirty-four " livres " at the time of death of Robespierre, and sixteen in March 1795, and 4 in June 1795.
16. :Don't know what the most recent case was, but it happened many times historically when governments refused to redeem their own paper money ( look up " assignat ", " not worth a continental " etc . ) . . . talk ) 14 : 56, 29 March 2010 ( UTC)
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