Associations to the word «Turgot»
Noun
- Voltaire
- Jacques
- Colbert
- Xvi
- Rousseau
- Edict
- Economist
- Anne
- Hume
- Antoinette
- Aux
- Statesman
- Gottfried
- Nance
- Roi
- François
- Controller
- Comte
- Richelieu
- Enlightenment
- Dismissal
- Pont
- Finance
- Protestantism
- Taxation
- Baron
- Antoine
- Salon
- Locke
- Xv
- Reform
- Versailles
- Marquis
- Grain
- Robert
- Duc
- Louis
- Nobles
- Truman
- Durham
- Tariff
- Nicolas
- Michel
- Privilege
- Rue
- Madame
- Jean
- Sur
- Les
- Burke
- Johann
- Smith
- Des
- Treatise
- Margaret
- Le
- Paris
- Wealth
- Franklin
- Verse
- Economy
- Philosopher
- Pierre
- General
- Andrews
- Minister
- Corn
- Tax
- Marie
- Reflection
- Tendency
- Benjamin
- Progress
- France
- De
- Guild
- Coloni
- Revolution
- French
- Commerce
- Gabriel
- Fi
- Doctrine
- Theory
- Principle
- Trade
- Opposition
- Expense
- Scheme
Verb
Dictionary definition
TURGOT, noun. French economist who in 1774 was put in control of finances by Louis XVI; his proposals for reforms that involved abolishing feudal privileges made him unpopular with the aristocracy and in 1776 he was dismissed (1727-1781).
Wise words
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