The first section calls for the subjects of the Third Estate to be of equal status to all other citizens of any class. This included a unification of the three estates, with each contributing equally in all parts of the State. This meant the people of the Third Estate could no longer be unfai

The rest of the document is divided more specifically into various areas of current injustices the Third Estate were suffering from. The next list of grievances pertains to the government of the nation. The letter called for the court system to be reformed, and for the study of law to be revised in a way that was fair to all citizens, not just those of noble decent. A constitution of some sort was to be drafted and offices were to be elected regardless of class. Also, the people of the Third Estate wanted the military to allow them to enter and thus allow them to gain nobility.

rly arrested or jailed for no apparent reason. Their property could not be seized for any reason, and any form of personal tax was to be outlawed. The only ta

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Approximate Word count = 503
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)