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^. Défence of Usnry : ahowing the impolicy of the présent légal Testniints on the terms cf pecuniary bargains ; in letters to a friend, to which is added, a letterlo Adam Smith, esq. L. L. D., on the disoouragements opposcd by the abore restraints to thc progress of inwntiYe industry, by Jeremy Bentham, Letterl, Introduction, Crichoff, inwhiteRussia, Janvary 1787 ; Bowring, ^•6\. III, p. 3.

90. Bowring, vol. III, p. 16 : Defencc of L'sv/ry, leltcr X : A considération that did not happen to présent itsolf to that greal philosoplirr, lnitA\hich, liad it happened to présent itself, niight not hâve been altogothor nnworthy of liis notirc, is, tliat thougli a daric woiild not Ix'get anothei* daric, any more tlian it would a rara, or an ewe, yet for a daric Avhich a nian borrowcd, ho uii^'hl gel a ram and a couple for e^'es ; and that the ewes, were the ram \vï\ wilh thom a (ierlain time, would probably not Ix^barren. That tlien, at th«' end of flie yoar, lie wouki tind hiraself master of his threeshoep. topellKT with two, if not thi-ee, lambs ; and that, if lie sold iiis sheep again tu pay back Iiis daric, and gave une of iiis lambs for the use of it in thc nicantime, hv would l>c two lambs, or at least onc lamb> richerthan if had niadc no sudi bargaiu.

91. Itcf ofUs., letter 11 (Bowring, \ol. 111, p. 4). 02. Drf. of. Us., letter M (BoNMJni.^ vol. III, p. fl).