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Birth and family descent[41]
His youth at the Sorbonne[47]
Intellectual training[52]
His college friends: Morellet, and Loménie de Brienne[54]
Turgot refused to become an ecclesiastic[56]
His revolt against dominant sophisms of the time[60]
Letter to Buffon[61]
Precocity of his intellect[65]
Letter to Madame de Graffigny[65]
Illustrates the influence of Locke[69]
Views on marriage[72]
On the controversy opened by Rousseau[72]
Turgot's power of grave suspense[76]