Quesnay

According to Quesnay and the early economists, all production comes from the land.

No one had seriously studied the crime of Quesnay before him.

He was no more a disciple of Quesnay than of Adam Smith, simply because he was not an economist but a sociologist.

He states himself that the affair of the Forest of Quesnay was "tragic, strange and mysterious!"

Seeing his chief fall, he thought it best to retreat; and ran to the hamlet of Quesnay to get help.