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Introduction[vii]
[PART I.]
SECT. I. Of the Nature of Civil Liberty, and the Essentials of a Free Government.[1]
SECT. II. Of the Value of Liberty, and the Excellence of a Free Government.[15]
Conclusion.[41]
[PART II.]
SECT. I. Supplemental Observations on the Surplus of the Revenue; the Quantity of Coin in the Kingdom; and Paper Credit.[53]
SECT. II. Of the State of the Nation; and the War with America.[69]
SECT. III. Of Schemes for raising Money by public Loans.[89]
[PART III.]
SECT. I. Abstract of the Exports from, and Imports to Great Britain from 1697 to 1773, with Remarks.[113]
SECT. II. Historical Deduction and Analysis of the Public Debts.[119]
SECT. III. Of the Debts and Resources of France.[148]
SECT. IV. Remarks on the Earl of Stair’s Account of the Public Income and Expenditure.[156]
Resolution of a Committee of the American Congress in June 1775.[175]

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