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Gua de Malves, Jean Paul

Discours pour et contra la réduction de l'interest naturel de l'argent, qui ayant ete prononces en 1737, dans la Chambre des Communes du Parlement de la Grande Bretagne ..., 1757

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Traduits de l'anglois, et precedes d'un Ayant-Propos strong etendu de la composition du Translator. Premiere (and second) parties. A Wesel, et se vend a Paris chez Grange et Hochereau, 1757. 12th, pp. (4)-CLXVIII-300. Coeval bazzana leather binding, spine with 6 compartments, gusset, cords, title and friezes in gold, marbled cuts. First edition.

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Jean Paul De Gua de Malves (Carcassonne ca. 1712 - Paris 1786) mathematician, mineralogist, economist. He had an ecclesiastical education but it seems that he never became a priest, dedicating himself instead to scientific studies. His first work was a work on analytical geometry inspired by the geometry of Descartes (1740) and a commentary on the works of Newton. He later turned his attention to economics, as demonstrated by the edition of this debate held in the London Chamber of Commerce, preceded by his long "avant-propos" on the problem of the interest rate on loans. The translation of the three speeches follows: Barnard John. Discussions for and against the reduction of the interest of silver. WALPOLE Robert. Second speech against the reduction and response to the previous speech. Troisième discours en faveur de la réduction. Or reply to previous speeches. See Einaudi, 1579.

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