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Thoughts on the expediency of repealing the usury laws /

Cooke, Edward, 1792?-1862

Publication date

January 1818

Publisher

London : [Printed by A. J. Valpy],

Abstract

Mode of access: Internet.Detached from: The pamphleteer. London, 1818. v. 13, p. [139]-164

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