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ur Law OF UsURY: To which are


s.ssoss ss several States tcIa',p to Interest


@ TogeheI with psdiL Gi all tms DECISIONS ,


ID N Index 70 VIII. 10 thu present Tine: By ]. w


sntsa Of henH Connselorat Law. vol. svo pp. 323.)


Blfp!Es sTs,ortess, Cedar and Nassau


a:;ss aas. Law.book, but it will be found deeply
la.s - ~ men out of the profession. As a
asnslsd ~ nd critical digest of the existing Laws
'I' .,;nr Usury and of the Judicial Decisions
'ssps4ps 4 must be indispensable to the men,
'sasap.l, ~. R,r to Justices of the Peace, &C. but
b, q # + will be studied by all who have itch
w.. r, ior the specious but fatal experiment of
ns n saT r,adc, in Money. The author devotes no
'f's' : discussion Of the policy and necessity
'iis iSury Laws, but in his Preface incidentally
Ss srs. host argument in favor OF usury laws is per-
I'VE . o;goniic efforts of usurers to repeal them.
E:p' u. Snnmerous class of borrowers do not feel
N vas H"s,rsnience; and the experience of the last
I aa,,r 10 say nothing of antiquity, conclusive
i sers that. however they may be varied by tenn
J sapas, ~ s1ctement they can never be permanently
pal} " Twill be seen that there is no State III
ss1y nn;on with perhaps the exception OF the Ply
E ~ yD colony of Massachusetts, that has not
Io.m a,sd to do without them, and signally failed
A. indeed question their moral tendency and
eOL. a,S m argument will be so effective Us the pay
SUN themselves of exorbitant interest. 1t was
', h:, brongh, the legislators of Alabama to their
, ~, ;n6pmept in 1919 twas this that introduced
paass1,sis code in Mississippi in 18, and aroused
!. a,ey;or of New-York in 1887. And it will be
G ,hs will cause to be reenacted severer penalties
@ as any future abolition of the laws against usury'