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G'd afternoon Gully, Springfield, Bacanora, coffee, or both? You posted-->The Kings Percentage had nothing to do with the amount of mercury bought
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The amount of processing chemicals /agents very definitely had a bearing on the king Take. First it was a royal concession on all forms of salt. Only the King was allowed to own salt works without special Royal permission. A certain mount of salt basically would only produce so much Silver or Gold Chloride--Patio process - so it was a crude form of taxation. Later the Ag collection system was developed, and the king again took over all Mercury producers as a taxation control process.
I.E. If you can control the basic, yet critical extraction chemicals, you can use that as a crude form of production taxation.
Don Jose de La Mancha Land Rover
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The amount of processing chemicals /agents very definitely had a bearing on the king Take. First it was a royal concession on all forms of salt. Only the King was allowed to own salt works without special Royal permission. A certain mount of salt basically would only produce so much Silver or Gold Chloride--Patio process - so it was a crude form of taxation. Later the Ag collection system was developed, and the king again took over all Mercury producers as a taxation control process.
I.E. If you can control the basic, yet critical extraction chemicals, you can use that as a crude form of production taxation.
Don Jose de La Mancha Land Rover
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