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A Collection of Essays and Fugitiv Writings

Note 142 — [pg 304]No. XXIV.

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See Blackstone on this subject, Com. Vol. II. 455, where the author's reezoning holds good, whether against fixing the value of horse hire or money lent. All exorbitant demands are unjust in foro conscientiæ; but what right haz a legislature to fix the price of money loaned, and not of house-rent?

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