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Turgot's Memorial is as cogent an exposure of the mischief of Usury Laws to the public prosperity, as the more renowned pages either of Bentham or J.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgTurgot's Memorial is as cogent an exposure of the mischief of Usury Laws to the public prosperity, as the more renowned pages either of Bentham or J.
Morley asserts that Turgot's Memorial effectively critiques Usury Laws, comparing it to the works of Bentham.
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