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* Davenant, An Essay on Ways and Means of supplying Ihc War, 1695. An Essay on the Easl India Trade, 1696-1697. Discourse on the Pablick revenues and on the Trade of England, 1698. * An Essay upon Ihe probable Melhods of making a people gainers in Ihe Balance of Trade , 1699. Discourses upon Granis and liesumplions, 2^ édit., 17œ. liefleciions on the Constitution and Management of Ihe Trade to Africa, 1709. — Un mémoire de Davenant (le dernier de ceux publiés dan-ï les Discourses de 1698) a été traduit et in-

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séi-é par Korbomiais clans ses Recherches et considérai, sur les finances de France (édil. Liège, 1758, t. V, p. 85 et suiv.). — Cary, An Essai/ on the State of England, etc., 1695. Autres éditions sous le litre de An Essaij toioards regulating Ihe Trade, 1717 et 1718. On the Coin and Crédit of England. 1G9(>. A7i Essay lowards seltliny a national Crédit, 1696. A Disconrse on Trade, '2^ édit. , 1745. Some Considérations relaling lo tlie carrying on Ihe linnen Manufacture in Ihe Kingdom of Ireland, 5'' édit., 1745. — Clément, Z)iScoMrse of gênerai notions of Money Trade, etc., 1695. Considérations on the Easl India Company, l'he Interest of England as il stands loith relation lo trade of Ireland, etc., 1698. — LowNDES, Report for the amendmenl of silver coins, 1695, — lÎHEwsTER, Essai/s 071 7 fade and yatnyation , 1696. Xeir r.ssaiis on Trade, 1702. - King (Greg-ory), Xalural and Polilicat obserralions upon llie stale and condition of England, ('•cril en 16V)6^ publié en entier seulement en 1810 par Chaimers. Des extraits avaient été publiés par Davenant {/'robable Methods, elc.) en 1699, et par Chalmers [Estiniale ofthe comparative strength of the Greal Brilain) en 1804. — 'Asgill, .s'ereral assertions prored in order to creale another species of Money thcn gold and sib^er, 1696. — Armour, A letter to a inember of Parliament concerning the lianh of Scolland,

1696. .1 premonitor irarning, etc., 170'2. To the honourable Houseaf Commons, 1722. Proposais for mailing Ihe Bank of Scolland, 1722. — Sur cet auteur v. Sayous^ Les conditions cl les fondions d'une circulation fiduciaire selon un contemporain et compatriote de Law, dans Rer.d'Econ. polit., 1899, p. 967 et suiv. — Briscoe, Discourse on the late Funds of the Million Ad, 169(i. — Anonyme, Regulating the silver coin made praclicable and easy, 1696. — Anonyme , A Discourse of Money, 1696. — Anonyme, A Political and Historical Essay on Money, 1696. — * Deioe, An Fssay upon projecls, etc.,

1697. The Villainy of Stock-jobbers delected, etc., 1701. An Essay upon Public Crédit, 1710. An Essay upon Loans, 1710. An Essay upon the South sea Trade, 1710. * An Essay upon the Trealy of Commerce icith France, 1713. Considérations upon the eighth and ninth articles of the Trealy of Commerce and Xarigaliou, 1713. Some thoughfs upon the

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subjecl of Commerce ivith France, 1713. .1 gênerai hislori/ of Trade , 1713. Anatomy of Kjxliange , 1719. The Chimœra of Ihc frendi way of pai/ing national debls laid open, 17"20. .1 Tour Ihro' Ihe whole Island of Greal lirilain, 17*2 1 1725. The complète english Tradesma?i, 1728. ' Aji Inimble Proposai lo the people of JJngland forjhe Encrease of their Trade and Encouragement of Their Manufactures, 1729. — Del'oe était le directeur du Mercalor, publication qui parut, trois fois la semaine, du 26 mai 1713 au 20 juillet 1714.

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pATEUsoN, Proposai for a Council of Trade, 1701. A Proposai ta plant a Colony in Darie7i, 1701. Dialogues, etc. 1717. *Newton, Reports, 1701 à 1717 (Annuels). V. Dana Horton, Sir J. Newton and England's prohibitive Tariff upon 'Silver Money, \8Sl. — x\nonyme, Remarks upon the Bank of England, 1705. — Crommklin, Essay toivards the improving of the Hemp andFlox Manufactures, 1705. — Black, An Essay upon Industry and Trade, 170(5. — Anonyme, Miscellaiiea or Discourse conceming Trade, 1712. — Cawood. An Essay or Scheme loioards establishing and improving the Fishery and other Manufactures, etc., 1713. — Anonyme, General Maximes in Trade and Commerce, 1713. — Anonyme, Thoughts on Trade and a public Spirit, 1716. — Anonyme, Letler lo a friend in ivhich is shoion the inviolable nature of Publick Securities, 1717. — Anonyme, A Survey of Trade, etc., 1718. — Elking, The Interest of England considered with respect to ils Manufactures, 1720, A vieiv of the Greenland Trade and Whale Fishery, de. 1722. — Anonyme, The Advantages of the East India trade considered, 1720. — Hutcheson (Archibald), An Abstracl of an Account slated by some of the Clerks al the South Sea Bouse, 1720. An estimate of the value of the Soulh Sea Stock, 1720. So7Jie Compulations relaling to Money, etc. 1720. .4 Collection of Treaties relaling lo the Publick Debts, elc. 1721. An Abstracl of ail the Publick Debts, etc., 1723. — *Gee, The liritish Merchanl or Commerce preserved, 1721 (Recueil des numéros du journal The British Merchanl fondé en 1713, réunis par Ch. King.). Traduit en partie par l'orbonnais sous le titre Le Négociant anglais, 1753. —

Tlie Trade and Navigation of Greal Drilain, etc. 1730. Trad. IV. sous le titre Considérations sur le Commerce et la Navigation de la Grande-Bretagne, 1750. An impartial Enquiry into the importance and présent state of the Woolen Manufactures of Great Britain, 1742. Graziefs Advocate, etc., 1742. — *Berkeley, Essay toioards preventing the ruin of Greal Britain, 1721. Querist, 1735-1737. — Gould, An Essay on the National Debt, 1726. Defence of an Essay on the Publick Debts of Ihis Kingdom, 1727. — Gueshire, Anglia restaurata : or the Advantages of smuggling Wool from England and Ireland to France, etc., 1727. — Dobbs, An Essay on the Trade and Improvement of /reland, 1729- Aji Account of the countries adjoining Hudson's Bay. — Anonyme, Some Considérations on fhe7ialional Debts, etc., \729. — Anonyme, A?i Appeal to the Landholders concerning the bénéfice of an Excise upon îoine and tobacco, 1733. — *Vanuerlint, Money ansivers ail things, 1734. — Anonyme, Some Considérations conceriiing the Publick Funds, etc., 1735. — Anonyme, The Interest of Scotland considered, 1736. — Anonyme, Considérations on redncing Interest, 1737. — Anonyme, Observations on Dritish Wool, 1739. — AsHLEY, Memoirs and consideratione concerning the Trade and Revenues of British colonies in America, etc., 1740. — *Decker, Essay on the Causes of Décline of foreign Trade, 1740. Trad. fr. (par Gua de Malves) sous le titre Essai sur les causes du déclin du commerce étranger de la Grande-Bretagne, 1757. Serions Considérations on the several high duties, 1744. — *Hutciieson (Francis), .1 System of moral Philosophy, 1742. Philosophian moralis institutio compendiaria, etc., 1745. — Postlethwayt (Malachy), The African Trade, 1745, The national and privai e Advantages of the African Trade, 1746. Considérations on the Revival of the Royal Asienlo, 1749. Cniversal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce, 1751. Great Britain's true System, 1757. Greal Britain s commercial interest explained and improved, 1759. — Anonyme, Account of english Money, 1745. — Barnard, .1 Defence of several proposais for raising of three Millions, 1746. Letlerto a M. P. on the rejection ofthe Scheme, 1746. Considérations on the Proposai for reducing the hiterest, 1750. Some thoughls on the scarcity of Silver Coins, 1759.

— Anonyme, National Economy recommended, 1746. — Smith (John), Chronicon ruslicum commerciale or M emoir s ofWool, 1747. The Case of the englùh Farmer and lus landlord in answer lo Mr. Temple, etc. 1750. A Review of the Manufacturers complainls againsl the Wool-grotoer, 175.3.— *Tucker, .1 brief Essay on the Advantages and Di^advantages loliich respectively attend France and Great Brilain loith regard lo Trade, etc., 1748. On Ihe Expediency of a tara for the Naturalization of foreign Protestanls, 1751-1752. Trad. fr. de la II" partie par Turgot sous le titre de Questions importantes sur le commerce, 1755. Réflexions on the Expediency of opening the Trade to Turkey, 1753. The Eleme^its of commerce and Theory of Taxes, 1755. The Causes of Dearners of provisions assigned wilh effectuai metliod of redncing the Priées of them, 1756" Tracts on Political and Commercial subjects, parus en 1758, 1763, 1766, 1774, 1775, 1776. Cui bono, Letters to Necker, 1781.

— Massie, Essay on the governing Causes of the national rate of Interest, 1750. Calculation of Taxes for a family of each Ra7ik, 1756. — Considérations on the Leather Trade of Great Uritain, 1757. A Plan for the Establishment of Charity Hoiises, 1758. A Représentation concerning the Knotoledge of Commerce, etc., 1760. Observations relating to the Corn of Great Brilain, 1760. Et 19 autres opuscules de médiocre importance. — Anonyme, Considérations on the Proposais for reducing the interest of the national Debt, 1750. — Hocke, An Essay on the national Debt and national Capital, 1751. —

MoRRTS, Observations on the past Growth of the City of

London, 1751. A Letter balancing the causes of the présent scarcity of our Silver Coiti, 1757. A Plan for arranging and balancing the Accounts of Landed Estâtes, 1759. — Anonyme, .1 dispassionale Remonstrance of the nature and tendeyicy of the Laws nom in force to the réduction of Interest, 1751. — Anonyme, Some cautions concerning the copper Coin, 1751. — *HuME, Political Discourses, 1752. Fssays and Trealises on sever al subjects, 1753. Trad. fr. par Mlle de la Chaux, 1752- 1753 ; par l'abbé Le Blanc, 1754 ; par Mauvillon, 1754. Edition récente : fssays moral, political and litterary, edited by Ch. Green et Th. Grose, 1882. — Sur Hume, v. Richie, Essai sur les écrits et la vie de Hume, 1807. Cucheval-Clarigny, David

Hume, sa vie et ses écrits dans la Revue des Deux-Mondes, P" novembre 1856. Lechartier, David Hume, moraliste et sociologue, 1900. Schatz, Uœuvre économique de David Hume, Thèse, Faculté Droit, Paris, 1901-1902. — Anonyme, The Complaints of the Manufacturers relating to abuse in making the Slieep, 1752. — Anonyme, Enquiry into the Original and Conséquences of the PublickDebt, 1753. — Wallace, A Disseriatioji upon the numbers of Mankind, 1754. Trad. fr. par Eidous, 1767. — Bolingbroke, Works, published by Mallet, 1754. — Anonyme, A Collection of letters relating to the East India Company and to a free Trade, 1754. — Anonyme, The Wisdom and Policy of French, 1755. — Anonyme, Great Brilain's poverty and dAstress exemplified by the East India Monopoly, 1755. — Bell, .1 Dissertation on the following subject : What causes principally contribule to render a nation popu-

lous ? 1756. — Anonyme, Considérations on the Revenue of

Ireland, 1757. — Harris, An Essay on Money and Coins, 1757-1758.— Smith (Charles), A short Essay on the Corn Trade and the Corn Laws, 1758. Considérations on the laws relating to the Importation and Exportation of Grain, 1766. A Collection ofpapers relating to the Price, Exportation and Importation of Corn, 1766. — W. Temple, A Vindication of the Arts, proving that they are the source of the Greatness, Power and populousness ofa State, 1758 (Il y eut deux \V. Temple). — Anonyme, The case of the five Millions fairly stated in regard to Taxes, Trade, etc., 1759. — Anonyme, A Plan of short heads of a Scheme {for a Bill, if passed into a lato) whereby this Nation may for ever Keep the sole rnanufacturing up of our Wool, 1760.

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XVI® siècle.

Gasali, In legem agrariam, 1524. — Sassetti, Ragionamento sopra il commercio fra i Toscanie i Levantiyii, écrit en 1577, publié pour la première fois dans Letere inédite di Filippo Sassetti, 1855. — *Scaruffi, L'Alitinonfo, etc., 1582. — Sur cet auteur, v.Balletti, Gasparo Scaruffi e la questione monelaria net secolo XV f, 1882. — Anonyme, Brève instruttione sopra il

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Discoî'so fallo dal Mag. M. Gasparo Scaruffi, etc., 1582. —

* BoTERO, Cause délia grandezza e magnificenza délia ciltà, 1.588. Délia Ragion di Stato Libri Dieci (suivi du précédent ouvrage), 1589. Trad. fr. par Gabriel Ciiappuys, Raison et Gouvernement d'Etat, 1599. Sur Botero, v. Jandelli, Il precursore di Malthus, dans Filosofia délie scuole italiane, 1881 (vol. XXIIl, p. 147 et suiv.). — * Dav.\nz.\ti, Lezione délie monele, 1588. Scisma d" Inghilterra con allre opérette, 1638 (Posthume). — Di MoRAES, Discorso intorno le carestie, 1591. — Campanella, Délia Monarchia di Spagna écrit vers 1598 (V. ch. xvi). Arhitrio o Discorso primo sopra Vaumenlo delV entrate di Regno di Xapoli, écrit avant 1607. Ces deux ouvrages ont été publiés pour la première fois dans ses Œuvres en 1854 (1).