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The tithe in the territory of present-day Switzerland was originally a levy of one tenth of agricultural yields or income. Known in many cultures and mentioned in the Old and New Testaments, it was taken over by Christianity and, from the early Christian period, used chiefly for church income. The ecclesiastical tithe was a charge on all agricultural produce within a precisely defined tithe district, paid to a parish church entitled to receive it. From the Enlightenment onward the tithe was counted among the despised "feudal dues," and after a failed attempt under the Helvetic Republic it was abolished over the course of the 19th century, at different times in the different cantons.
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