centieme denier

21:10 Mar 4, 2007
French to English translations [PRO]
Law (general) / eighteenth century France
French term or phrase: centieme denier
a tax regulation that placed a fee on written documents passed in 1701. I'm inclined to leave it in French, unless there is a English equivalent.
emiledgar
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3centieme money
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centieme money


Explanation:
As I seeit, it is better to leave centieme as it is and translate only denier, which can be a currency depending on the country to which it refers. So, I have used the general term money.

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