What are three observations that the traveler made about life of the peasant in france between 1787 and 1789?

The three observations that the traveler made about life of the peasant in

France between 1787 and 17891 include

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1. There is huge poverty. "The poor are poor indeed. The children are terribly ragged." September 5, 1788.

2. June 10, 1789. There´s a shortage of bread. People can´t afford to buy bread, it´s beyond their economic possibility. Disquieting news about riots and disturbances in the provinces arrives.

3. July 1789. People can´t afford to pay dues to feudal lords. A woman said, "The tailles (taxes) and dues are crushing us."

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