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Libro IV: Del Corso Della Moneta: Ferdinando Galiani
Libro V: Del Frutto Della Moneta: Ferdinando Galiani
Life of Thomas Paine: Thomas Clio Rickman
Locke on Currency: James Bonar
Measurement of the Elasticity of Factor Substitution and Bias of Technical Change: Peter Diamond, Daniel McFadden and Miguel Rodriguez
Memorial Addressed to James Monroe: Thomas Paine
Messs. Deane, Jay and Gerard: Thomas Paine
Miscellaneous Chapter: Thomas Paine
New Anecdotes of Alexander the Great: Thomas Paine
Observations: Thomas Paine
Observations on the Declarations of Rights: Thomas Paine
Of Commerce: David Hume
Of Fashions that Predominate among Various Tribes of Mankind: James Dunbar
Of Fortune: Francis Bacon
Of Man, as the Arbiter of his own Fate: James Dunbar
Of Plantations: Francis Bacon
Of Riches: Francis Bacon
Of the Criterion of a Polished Tongue: James Dunbar
Of the Criterion of Civilized Manners: James Dunbar
Of the Farther Tendency of Local Circumstances to affect the Proceedings of Nations: James Dunbar
Of the General Influence of Climate on National Objects: James Dunbar
Of the Hereditary Genius of Nations: James Dunbar
Of the Origin of Government: David Hume
Of the Rank of Nations: James Dunbar
Of the Refinement in the Arts: David Hume
Of the Relation of Man to the Surrounding Elements: James Dunbar
Of the Tendency of Moral Character to Diversify the Human Form: James Dunbar
Of Usury: Francis Bacon
On Interest: David Hume
On Language, as an universal Accomplishment: James Dunbar
On Money: David Hume
On Public Credit: David Hume
On Taxes: David Hume
On the Balance of Trade: David Hume
On the First Principles of Government: David Hume
On the Jealousy of Trade: David Hume
On the Primeval Form of Society: James Dunbar
On the Propriety of Bringing Louis XVI to Trial: Thomas Paine
Origin of Freemasonry: Thomas Paine
Paine in the American Revolution: Leslie Stephen
Plan of a Declaration: Thomas Paine
Polar Functions with Constant Two Factors - One Price Elasticities: Giora Hanoch
Predestination: Thomas Paine
Preface to Age of Reason, Part Second: Thomas Paine
Preface to the English Edition: Thomas Paine
Preface to the French Edition: Thomas Paine
Private Letter to Thomas Jefferson: Thomas Paine
Private Letters to Jefferson: Thomas Paine
Proposal That Louisiana be Purchased: Thomas Paine
Prosecution of the Age of Reason: Thomas Paine