THE INDEX.

OF LIBERTY.
CHAP. PAGE
1. Of the state of men without civil society [1]
2. Of the law of nature concerning contracts [14]
3. Of the other laws of nature [29]
4. That the law of nature is a divine law [59]
OF DOMINION.
5. Of the causes and first original of civil government [63]
6. Of the right, whether we consider it in an assembly or in one person, which he hath who is endued with supreme authority [71]
7. Of the three kinds of government, Democracy, Aristocracy, and Monarchy [92]
8. Of the right which lords and masters have over their servants [108]
9. Of the right which parents have over their children, and of a kingdom paternal [114]
10. A comparison of the three kinds of government, each with other, according to the inconveniences of each one [126]
11. The places and examples of Scripture concerning the right of government, which make for proof of the foresaid doctrines [143]
12. Of the inward causes which dissolve all civil government [149]
13. Of the duties of those men who sit at the helm of state [165]
14. Of laws and sins [182]
OF RELIGION.
15. Of God’s government by nature [201]
16. Of his government by the old covenant [226]
17. Of his government by the new covenant [250]
18. Of those things which are necessary for our entrance into the kingdom of heaven [298]

PHILOSOPHICAL ELEMENTS

OF

A TRUE CITIZEN.