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Table of Contents

Cover
Title page(p. 1)
Copyright(p. 2)
Table of Contents(pp. 3-4)
Introduction(pp. 5-11)
My Own Life(pp. 12-21)
Adam Smith’s Celebrated Account of Hume’s Death.(pp. 22-28)
Of Commerce.(pp. 29-44)
Of Refinement in the Arts(pp. 45-57)
Of Money.(pp. 58-72)
Notes on Money(p. 73)
Of Interest(pp. 74-85)
Of the Balance of Trade.(pp. 86-107)
Of the Jealousy of Trade.(pp. 108-112)
Of the Balance of Power(pp. 113-120)
Of Taxes.(pp. 121-125)
Of Public Credit(pp. 126-142)
Of Some Remarkable Customs.(pp. 143-151)
Of the Populousness of Ancient Nations.(pp. 152-220)
Of the Populousness of Ancient Nations(pp. 221-224)
Of the Original Contract.(pp. 225-244)
Of the Original Contract(p. 245)
Of Passive Obedience.(pp. 246-249)
OF THE COALITION OF PARTIES.(pp. 250-258)
Of the Protestant Succession.(pp. 259-269)
Notes of the Protestant Succession(p. 270)
Idea of a Perfect Commonwealth(pp. 271-288)
That Politics May Be Reduced to a Science.(pp. 289-300)
NOTES, POLITICS REDUCED TO A SCIENCE.(pp. 301-302)
Of the First Principles of Government(pp. 303-306)
Of Political Society(pp. 307-312)
Alphabetical Arrangement of Authorities Cited by Hume.(pp. 313-320)
Advertisements(pp. 321-330)
Notes(pp. 331-385)
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