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The Politics of Fiscal Privilege in Provence, 1530s-1830s John P. Glaser *Heightened focus on process--helping familiesRafe Blaufarb examines the interwoven problems of taxation and social privilege in this treatment of the contention over fiscal privilege between the seigneurial nobility and the taxpayers of Provence. From the 1530s until the French Revolution and beyond, a series of deceptively simple questions divided privileged from non privileged elite's in the province: what made land noble and, hence, tax exempt; how could land acquire or lose noble status?