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4. What does Louis XVI imply when he writes that the 'abuses of all sorts may be averted and corrected by good and solid means..."?

4. What does Louis XVI imply when he writes that the 'abuses of all sorts may be averted and corrected by good and solid means..."?
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4. What does Louis XVI imply when he writes that the 'abuses of all sorts may be averted and corrected

by good and solid means..."?

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He means that the wrongs committed against the third estate may be able to be corrected.

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