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Table of Corresponding Passages - Adam Smith, Glasgow Edition of the Works and Correspondence Vol. 2b An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Vol. 2 [1776]

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An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Vol. I and II, ed. R. H. Campbell and A. S. Skinner, vol. II of the Glasgow Edition of the Works and Correspondence of Adam Smith (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 1981).

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Table of Corresponding Passages

The first column gives part and paragraph numbers from the present edition. The second and third columns give the corresponding pages in the (5th) Cannan edition (Methuen, 1930) and in the Modern Library version (New York, 1937).

I.i	1930	1937
1	5	3
2	5–6	3–4
3	6–7	4–5
4	7–9	5–7
5	9	7
6	9–10	7–8
7	10	8–9
8	10–11	9–10
9	12	10
10	12–13	11
11	13–14	11–12

I.ii
1	15	13
2	15–16	13–14
3	17	15
4	17–18	15–16
5	18	16

I.iii
1	19	17
2	19–20	17–18
3	20–21	18–19
4	21	19
5	21–22	19–20
6	22	20
7	22	20
8	22–23	20–21

I.iv
1	24	22
2	24–25	22–23
3	25	23
4	25–26	23–24
5	26	24
6	26	24
7	26–27	24–25
8	27–28	25–26
9	28	26
10	28–29	26–28
11	29–30	28
12	30	28
13	30	28
14	30	28
15	30	28
16	30	28
17	30	29
18	30–31	29

I.v
1	32	30
2	32–33	30–31
3	33	31
4	33	31
5	33–34	31–32
6	34	32
7	34–35	32–33
8	35	33
9	35	33
10	35–36	33–34
11	36	34
12	36	34
13	36–37	34–35
14	37	35
15	37–38	35–36
16	38	36
17	38–39	36–37
18	39	37
19	39	37
20	39–40	37–38
21	40	38
22	40	38
23	40–41	38–39
24	41	39
25	41	39
26	41	39–40
27	42	40
28	42–43	40–41
29	43	41
30	43	42
31	43–44	42
32	44	42
33	44	42–43
34	45	43
35	45	43–44
36	45–46	44
37	46	44
38	46	44–45
39	47	45
40	47–48	45–46
41	48	46
42	48	46

I.vi
1	49	47
2	49	47
3	49	47
4	49–50	47–48
5	50	48
6	50–51	48–49
7	51	49
8	51	49
9	52	50
10	52	50
11	52	50
12	53	51
13	53	51
14	53	51
15	53	51–52
16	54	52
17	54	52
18	54–55	52–53
19	55	53
20	55	53
21	55	53
22	55	53
23	55	53–54
24	56	54

I.vii
1	57	55
2	57	55
3	57	55
4	57	55
5	57–58	55–56
6	58	56
7	58	56
8	58	56
9	58–59	56
10	59	57
11	59	57
12	59	57
13	59	57
14	60	57–58
15	60	58
16	60	58
17	60–61	58–59
18	61	59
19	61	59
20	62	59
21	62	60
22	62	60
23	62	60
24	62–63	60–61
25	63	61
26	63	61
27	63	61
28	63–64	61
29	64	62
30	64	62
31	64	62
32	64	62
33	65	62–63
34	65	63
35	65	63
36	65	63
37	65	63

I.viii	1930	1937
1	66	64
2	66	64
3	66	64
4	66–67	64–65
5	67	65
6	67	65
7	67	65
8	67	65
9	67–68	65–66
10	68	66
11	68	66
12	68	66
13	68–69	66–67
14	69	67
15	69–70	67–68
16	70	68
17	70	68
18	70–71	69
19	71	69
20	71	69
21	71	69
22	71–72	69–70
23	72–73	70–71
24	73–74	71–72
25	74	73
26	74–75	73
27	75	73–74
28	75	74
29	76	74
30	76	74
31	76–77	74–75
32	77	75
33	77–78	75–76
34	78–79	76–78
35	79–80	78
36	80	78–79
37	80–81	79
38	81	79
39	81	79
40	81–82	80
41	82–83	80–81
42	83	81
43	83	81
44	83–84	81–82
45	84	82–83
46	85	83
47	85	83
48	85	83–84
49	86	84
50	86	84
51	86–87	84–85
52	87	85
53	87	85
54	87	85–86
55	87–88	86
56	88	86
57	88	86

I.ix
1	89	87
2	89	87
3	89	87
4	90	88
5	90–91	88–89
6	91	89
7	91	89–90
8	92	90
9	92–93	90–91
10	93–94	91–92
11	94–95	92–93
12	95	93–94
13	95–96	94
14	96	94–95
15	96–97	95
16	97	95–96
17	97	96
18	97–98	96
19	98	96
20	98	96–97
21	98	97
22	98–99	97
23	99	97
24	99–100	97–98

I.x.a (Of Wages and Profit in the different Employments of Labour and Stock)
1	101	99
2	101	99
3	101	99

I.x.b (Inequalities arising from the Nature of the Employments themselves)
1	102	100
2	102	100
3	102–03	100–01
4	103	101
5	103	101
6	103	101
7	103	101
8	103–04	101–02
9	104	102
10	104	103
11	105	103
12	105	103
13	105	103–04
14	105–06	104
15	106	104
16	106	105
17	107	105
18	107	105
19	107	105
20	107	105
21	107	106
22	107–08	106
23	108	106–07
24	108	107
25	108–09	107
26	109	107
27	109–10	108
28	110	108–09
29	110–11	109
30	111	109
31	111–12	109–10
32	112	110
33	112–13	110–11
34	113	111
35	113	112
36	114	112
37	114–15	112–13
38	115	113–14
39	116	114
40	116	114
41	116	114
42	116	114–15
43	116	115
44	117	115
45	117	115
46	117–18	115–16
47	118	116
48	118	116
49	118	116–17
50	119	117
51	119	117
52	119–20	117–18

I.x.c (Inequalities occasioned by the Policy of Europe)
1	120	118
2	120	118
3	120	118–19
4	120	119
5	120–21	119
6	121	119
7	121–22	120
8	122	120
9	122–23	120–21
10	123	121
11	123	121
12	123	121–22
13	123–24	122
14	124	122
15	124	122–23
16	124–25	123
17	125–26	123–24
18	126	124
19	126–27	124–25
20	127	125
21	127	125–26
22	127–28	126
23	128	126–27
24	128–29	127
25	129	127–28
26	129–30	128
27	130	128
28	130	128–29
29	130	129
30	130–31	129
31	131	129
32	131	129
33	131	129
34	131–33	129–31
35	133	131
36	133	131
37	133	131–32
38	133–34	132
39	134–35	132–34
40	135–36	134
41	136	134
42	136	134
43	136–37	134–35
44	137	135
45	137	135
46	137	135–36
47	137–38	136
48	138	136
49	138	136–37
50	138	137
51	138–39	137
52	139	137
53	139	137–38
54	139–40	138
55	140	138–39
56	141	139–40
57	141	140
58	141–42	140
59	142	141
60	142–43	141
61	143–44	141–42
62	144	142–43
63	144	143

I.xi.a (Of the Rent of Land)
1	145	144
2	145–46	144–45
3	146	145
4	146	145
5	146	145
6	146	145
7	146	145
8	147	145–46
9	147	146

I.xi.b (Part I)
1	147	146
2	147	146
3	147–48	146–47
4	148	147
5	148–49	147–48
6	149	148
7	149	148
8	149–50	148–49
9	150	149
10	150	149
11	150	149
12	150–51	149–50
13	151	150
14	151	150–51
15	152	151
16	152	151
17	152	151
18	152	151
19	152–53	151–52
20	153	152
21	153	152
22	153	152
23	153	152
24	153	152
25	153–54	152–53
26	154	153–54
27	155–56	154–55
28	156	155
29	156	155
30	156	155
31	156–57	155–56
32	157–58	156–57
33	158–59	157–58
34	159	159
35	159–60	159
36	160	159
37	160	159–60
38	160	160
39	161	160
40	161	160
41	161–62	160–61
42	162	161

I.xi.c (Part II)
1	162	161
2	162	161
3	162	161–62
4	163	162
5	163–64	162–63
6	164	163
7	164–65	163–64
8	165	164
9	165	164–65
10	165	165
11	165	165
12	166	165
13	166	165
14	166	165
15	166	165
16	166–67	165–66
17	167	166
18	167–68	166–67
19	168	167
20	168	167
21	168	167–68
22	168–69	168
23	169	168
24	169	168
25	169–70	168–69
26	170–71	169–70
27	171	170
28	171–72	170–71
29	172	171
30	172	171–72
31	172–73	172
32	173	172–73
33	173–74	173
34	174	173
35	174	173–74
36	174–75	174

I.xi.d (Part III)
1	175–76	174–75
2	176	175
3	176	175
4	176	176
5	176	176
6	177	176
7	177	176

I.xi.e (Digression on Silver. First Period)
1	177	176
2	177–78	176–77
3	178	177–78
4	178–79	178
5	179	178
6	179	178–79
7	179	179
8	179	179
9	180	179
10	180	179
11	180	179–80
12	180–81	180
13	181	180
14	181–82	180–81
15	182	181
16	182	181
17	182–83	181–82
18	183	182
19	183	182–83
20	183	183
21	183–84	183
22	184	183–84
23	184–85	184–85
24	185–86	185
25	186–87	185–86
26	187	186
27	187	186
28	187	186–87
29	187–88	187
30	188	187–88
31	188	188
32	188	188
33	188–89	188
34	189	188–89
35	190	189–90
36	190	190
37	190	190
38	190–91	190
39	191	190–91

I.xi.f (Second Period)
1	191	191
2	191	191
3	191–92	191
4	192	191–92
5	192	192

I.xi.g (Third Period)
1	192	192
2	192–93	192
3	193	192–93
4	193–94	193
5	194	194
6	194–96	194–96
7	196	196
8	196	196
9	196	196
10	196–97	196–97
11	197	197
12	197	197
13	197	197
14	197	197
15	197–98	197–98
16	198	198
17	198–99	198–99
18	199–200	199–200
19	200	200
20	200	200–01
21	201	201
22	201	201
23	201–02	202
24	202	202
25	202	202
26	202–04	202–04
27	204–05	204–05
28	205–07	205–07
29	207	207
30	207	207–08
31	207	208
32	208	208
33	208–09	208–09
34	209	209
35	209	209–10
36	209–10	210
37	210	210

I.xi.h (Variation in . . . the respective values of Gold and Silver)
1	210–11	211
2	211	211
3	211	211–12
4	211	212
5	211–12	212–13
6	212–13	213–14
7	213	214
8	214	214–15
9	214	215
10	214–15	215
11	215	215–16
12	215	216
13	215	216

I.xi.i (Grounds of the Suspicion that the Value of Silver still continues to decrease)
1	216	216
2	216	216–17
3	216	217

I.xi.j (Different Effects of the Progress of Improvement upon . . . different Sorts of rude Produce)
1	216–17	217

I.xi.k (First Sort)
1	217–18	218–19

I.xi.l (Second Sort)
1	219	219–20
2	219–20	220
3	220–22	220–22
4	222–23	222–23
5	223	224
6	223	224
7	223	224
8	223–24	224–25
9	224–25	225–26
10	225	226
11	225–27	226–27
12	227	227–28
13	227	228

I.xi.m (Third Sort)
1	228	228
2	228	228–29
3	228	229
4	228	229
5	228	229
6	228–29	229–30
7	229–30	230
8	230	230–31
9	230–31	231
10	231–32	231–32
11	232–33	232–33
12	233–34	233–34
13	234	234
14	234	234–35
15	234–35	235
16	235	235
17	235	235–36
18	235	236
19	235–36	236
20	236	236
21	236–37	236–37

I.xi.n (Conclusion of the Digression)
1	237–38	237–39
2	238	239
3	238–39	239
4	239	239–40
5	239–40	240
6	240	240
7	240	240
8	240	240–41
9	240	241
10	241	241–42
11	242	242

I.xi.o (Effects of the Progress of Improvement upon . . . manufactures)
1	242	242–43
2	242	243
3	242	243
4	242–43	243
5	243	243–44
6	243	244
7	243–44	244
8	244	244
9	244	245
10	245	245
11	245	245
12	245–46	246
13	246	246
14	246	246–47
15	246	247

I.xi.p (Conclusion of the Chapter)
1	247	247
2	247	247
3	247	247–48
4	247	248
5	247	248
6	248	248
7	248	248
8	248	248–49
9	248–49	249
10	249–50	249–50

II
1	258	259
2	258–59	259
3	259	260
4	259	260
5	259	260
6	259–60	260–61

II.i	1930	1937
1	261	262
2	261	262
3	261	262
4	261–62	262–63
5	262	263
6	262	263
7	262	263
8	262	263
9	262	263
10	262–63	263–64
11	263	264
12	263–64	264–65
13	264	265
14	264	265
15	264	265
16	264	265
17	264–65	265–66
18	265	266
19	265	266
20	265	266
21	265	266
22	265	266
23	265	266
24	265–66	266–67
25	266	267
26	266	267
27	266	267
28	266–67	267–68
29	267	268
30	267	268
31	267–68	268–69

II.ii
1	269	270
2	269	270
3	269	270
4	269–70	270–71
5	270	271
6	270	271
7	270–71	271–72
8	271	272
9	271	272
10	272	273
11	272	273
12	272	273
13	272	273
14	272–73	273–74
15	273	274
16	273	274
17	273	274
18	273–74	274–75
19	274	275
20	274	275
21	274	275
22	274–75	275–76
23	275	276
24	275	276
25	275	276
26	275	276
27	276	277
28	276	277
29	276	277
30	276–77	277–78
31	277	278
32	277	278
33	277–78	278–79
34	278	279
35	278	279
36	278	279
37	278–79	279–80
38	279	280
39	279	280
40	279–80	280–81
41	280	281
42	280–81	281–82
43	281	282
44	281–82	282–83
45	282	283
46	282–83	283–84
47	283	284
48	283–84	284–85
49	284	285
50	284	285
51	284–85	285
52	285	285–86
53	285	286
54	285	286
55	286	286–87
56	286–87	287–88
57	287	288
58	287	288
59	287	288
60	288	288–89
61	288	289
62	288–89	289–90
63	289–90	290–91
64	290–91	291–92
65	291–92	292–93
66	292	293
67	292–93	293–94
68	293	294
69	293–94	294–95
70	294–95	295–96
71	295	296
72	295–96	296–97
73	296–98	297–99
74	298–99	299–300
75	299	300
76	299	300
77	299–300	300–01
78	300–01	301–02
79	301	302
80	301	302–03
81	302	303
82	302	303
83	302	303–04
84	303	304
85	303	304
86	303–04	304–05
87	304	305–06
88	305	306
89	305–06	306–07
90	306	307
91	306	307
92	306	307
93	306–07	307–08
94	307	308
95	307	308
96	307–08	308–09
97	308	309
98	308–09	309–10
99	309	310
100	309–10	310–11
101	310	311
102	310	311–12
103	310–11	312
104	311	312
105	311–12	312–13
106	312	313

II.iii
1	313–14	314–15
2	314	315
3	314	315
4	315	315–16
5	315	316
6	315	316
7	315–16	316–17
8	316	317
9	316–17	317–18
10	317	318
11	317–18	318–19
12	318–19	319–20
13	319–20	320–21
14	320	321
15	320	321
16	320	321
17	320	321
18	320–21	321–22
19	321	322
20	321	322
21	321	322–23
22	322	323
23	322	323
24	322–23	323–24
25	323	324
26	323	324
27	323	324
28	323–24	324–25
29	324	325
30	324–25	325–26
31	325	326
32	325–26	326–27
33	326	327
34	326	327
35	326–27	327–28
36	327–28	328–29
37	328	329
38	328–29	329–30
39	329–30	330–31
40	330	331
41	330	331–32
42	331	332

II.iv
1	332	333
2	332–33	333
3	333	334
4	333	334
5	333–34	334–35
6	334	335
7	334–35	335–36
8	335	336
9	335–36	336–37
10	336	337
11	336–37	337–38
12	337–38	338–39
13	338	339
14	338	339
15	338–39	339–40
16	339	340
17	339	340

II.v
1	340	341
2	340	341
3	340	341
4	340	341
5	340–41	341
6	341	342
7	341–42	342–43
8	342	343
9	342	343
10	342–43	343–44
11	343	344
12	343–44	344–45
13	344	345
14	344	345
15	344	345
16	344–45	345–46
17	345	346
18	345	346
19	346	346–47
20	346	347
21	346–47	347–48
22	347	348
23	347	348
24	347–48	348–49
25	348	349
26	348	349
27	348	349
28	349	350
29	349–50	350–51
30	350–51	351–52
31	351–52	352–53
32	352	353
33	352	353
34	352–53	353–54
35	353	354
36	353	354
37	354	355

III.i
1	355–56	356–57
2	356	357
3	356–57	357–58
4	357–58	358–59
5	358	359
6	358	359
7	358–59	359–60
8	359	360
9	359	360

III.ii
1	360	361
2	360	361
3	360–61	361–62
4	361	362
5	361–62	362–63
6	362	363
7	362–63	363–64
8	363–64	364–65
9	364	365
10	364–65	365–66
11	365	366
12	365–66	366–67
13	366–67	367–68
14	367–68	368–69
15	368	369
16	368	369
17	368	369–70
18	368–69	370
19	369	370
20	369–70	370–71
21	370	371–72

III.iii
1	371	373
2	371–72	373–74
3	372–73	374–75
4	373	375
5	373	375
6	373–74	375–76
7	374	376
8	374–75	376–77
9	375–76	377–78
10	376	378
11	376	378–79
12	376–77	379
13	377–78	379–80
14	378	380
15	378	380
16	378	380–81
17	378–79	381
18	379	381
19	379–80	381–82
20	380–81	382–83

III.iv
1	382	384
2	382	384
3	382–83	384–85
4	383	385
5	383–84	385–86
6	384	386
7	384–85	386–87
8	385–86	387–88
9	386	388
10	386–87	388–89
11	387	389
12	387–88	389–90
13	388	390
14	388	390
15	389	390–91
16	389	391
17	389–90	391–92
18	390	392
19	390–91	392–93
20	391–92	393–94
21	392–93	394–95
22	393	395
23	393	395
24	393–94	395–96

IV
1	395	397
2	395	397

IV.i
1	396	398
2	396–97	398–99
3	397	399
4	397	399
5	398	400
6	398	400
7	398	400
8	398–99	400–02
9	400	402
10	400–01	402–03
11	401–02	403–04
12	402	404
13	402–03	404–05
14	403	405
15	403	405–06
16	404	406
17	404	406
18	404–05	406–07
19	405–07	407–09
20	407	409
21	407	409
22	407	409
23	407–08	409–10
24	408	410
25	408	410
26	408–09	410–11
27	409	411
28	409–10	411–12
29	410–11	412–13
30	411–12	413–15
31	413	415
32	413–14	415–16
33	414–15	416–17
34	415–16	417–18
35	416	418
36	416	418
37	416	418
38	416	418
39	416	418
40	416	418–19
41	417	419
42	417	419
43	417	419
44	417	419

IV.ii
1	418	420
2	418–19	420–21
3	419	421
4	419	421
5	419	421
6	419–20	421–22
7	420	422–23
8	421	423
9	421	423
10	421	423
11	421–22	423–24
12	422	424
13	422–23	425
14	423	425
15	423–24	425–26
16	424	426
17	424–25	426–27
18	425	427
19	425	427–28
20	425–26	428
21	426–27	428–29
22	427	429
23	427	429
24	427	429–30
25	427	430
26	428	430
27	428	430
28	428	430
29	428–29	430–31
30	429	431
31	429–30	431–32
32	430	432
33	430	432–33
34	430	433
35	431	433
36	431	433
37	431	433–34
38	431–32	434
39	432–33	435
40	433	435–36
41	433–34	436
42	434–35	436–37
43	435–36	437–38
44	436	438–39
45	436	439

IV.iii.a (Part I)
1	437–38	440–41
2	438–39	441–42
3	439	442
4	439	442
5	439–40	442–43
6	440	443
7	440–41	443–44
8	441	444
9	441–42	444
10	442	445
11	442–43	445–46

IV.iii.b (Digression concerning Banks of Deposit)
1	443	446
2	443–44	446–47
3	444	447
4	444–45	447
5	445	447–48
6	445–46	448–49
7	446–47	449–50
8	447	450
9	447–48	450
10	448	451
11	448–49	451
12	449	451–52
13	449	452
14	449–50	452–53
15	450–51	453–54
16	451	454
17	451–52	454–55

IV.iii.c (Part II)
1	452–53	455
2	453	456
3	453	456
4	453	456
5	454	456–57
6	454	457
7	454–56	457–59
8	456–57	459–60
9	457–58	460
10	458	461
11	458–59	461–62
12	459–60	462–63
13	460	463
14	461	463–64
15	461	464
16	461	464
17	461–62	464–65

IV.iv
1	1	466
2	1–2	466
3	2	466–67
4	2	467
5	2	467
6	2–3	467
7	3	467–68
8	3	468
9	3–4	468–69
10	4–5	469–70
11	5	470
12	5	470
13	6	470–71
14	6	471
15	6	471
16	6	471

IV.v.a (Of Bounties)
1	7	472
2	7–8	472
3	8	473
4	8	473
5	8–9	473–74
6	9	474
7	9	474
8	10–11	475–76
9	11	476
10	11	476
11	11	476
12	11	476–77
13	11–12	477
14	12	477
15	12	477
16	12	477–78
17	12–13	478
18	13	478
19	13–15	478–80
20	15	480–81
21	15–16	481
22	16	481
23	16–17	481–82
24	17–18	482–83
25	18–19	483–84
26	19	484
27	19	484
28	20	485
29	20	485
30	20	485
31	20–21	485–86
32	21	486
33	21–22	486–87
34	22	487–88
35	22–23	488
36	23	488–89
37	24	489
38	24	489
39	24	489–90
40	24	490

IV.v.b (Digression concerning the Corn Trade)
1	25	490
2	25	490
3	25–26	490–91
4	26–27	491–92
5	27	492–93
6	27–28	493
7	28	493
8	28–29	493–94
9	29	494
10	29	494
11	29–30	494–95
12	30	495
13	30–31	495–96
14	31	496
15	31–32	496–97
16	32	497
17	32–33	497–98
18	33	498
19	33	498
20	33	498–99
21	33–34	499
22	34	499
23	34	499
24	34	499–500
25	34–35	500
26	35	500–01
27	36	501
28	36	501
29	36	501
30	36	501
31	36	501
32	36–37	501–02
33	37–38	502–03
34	39	504
35	39	504
36	39	504–05
37	40	505
38	40–41	505–06
39	41–42	506–07
40	42	507
41	42	507
42	42	507–08
43	42–43	508
44	43	508
45	43	508–09
46	44	509
47	44	509
48	44	509–10
49	44–45	510
50	45	510
51	45	510
52	45	510
53	45	510

IV.vi
1	46	511
2	46–47	511–12
3	47	512
4	47	512
5	47–48	512–13
6	48	513
7	48	513
8	48	513–14
9	49	514
10	49	514
11	49	514
12	50	515
13	50	515
14	50–51	515–16
15	51	516
16	51	516
17	51	516
18	51–52	516–17
19	52–53	517–18
20	53	518
21	53–54	518–19
22	54	519
23	54–55	519–20
24	55	520
25	55	520
26	55	520
27	55	520
28	55–56	520–21
29	56	521
30	56–57	521
31	57	521–22
32	57	522

IV.vii.a (Part I)
1	58	523
2	58	523
3	59–60	523–25
4	60	525
5	60	525
6	60–61	525–26
7	61	526
8	61–62	526–27
9	62	527
10	62	527
11	62	527
12	62	527
13	62–63	527–28
14	63	528
15	63	528
16	63–64	528–29
17	64	529
18	64–65	529–30
19	65	530
20	65–66	530–31
21	66	531
22	66	531

IV.vii.b (Part II)
1	66	531–32
2	67	532
3	67–68	532–33
4	68	533
5	68	533–34
6	68–69	534
7	69–70	534–35
8	70–71	535–36
9	71	536
10	71	536–37
11	71–72	537
12	72	537–38
13	72–73	538
14	73	538
15	73	538
16	73	538
17	73	538–39
18	73–74	539
19	74–75	539–40
20	75–76	540–41
21	76	541–42
22	76–77	542
23	77–78	542–43
24	78	543
25	78	543–44
26	78	544
27	79	544
28	79	544
29	79	544
30	79	544–45
31	79–80	545
32	80	545
33	80	545
34	80	545–46
35	80–81	546
36	81–82	546–47
37	82	547
38	82	547
39	82	547
40	82	547–48
41	82–83	548
42	83	548
43	83	548–49
44	83–84	549
45	84	549
46	84	549
47	84	549–50
48	84–85	550
49	85–86	550–51
50	86	551
51	86–87	551–52
52	87	552–53
53	87–88	553
54	88	553–54
55	89	554
56	89	554–55
57	89	555
58	89	555
59	90	555
60	90	555
61	90	555
62	90	555–56
63	91	556
64	91	556

IV.vii.c (Part III)
1	91	557
2	91	557
3	91–92	557
4	92	557
5	92	557
6	92	557
7	92–93	557–58
8	93	558
9	93–94	558–59
10	94	559
11	94	559
12	94	559–60
13	94	560
14	95	560
15	95	560–61
16	95	561
17	95–96	561
18	96	561–62
19	96–97	562
20	97	562
21	97	562
22	97–98	562–63
23	98–99	563–64
24	99	564
25	99	564–65
26	100	565
27	100	565
28	100	565
29	100	565–66
30	100	566
31	100	566
32	100–01	566
33	101	566
34	101	566
35	101	566–67
36	102	567
37	102	567
38	102–03	567–68
39	103	568
40	103–04	568–70
41	105	570
42	105	570
43	105–06	570–71
44	106–07	571–72
45	107–08	572–73
46	108	573
47	108	573
48	108–09	574
49	109	574
50	109	574–75
51	109–10	575
52	110	575
53	110	575–76
54	110–11	576
55	111	576
56	111	576–77
57	111	577
58	112	577
59	112	577–78
60	112	578
61	112–14	578–79
62	114	579
63	114–15	579–80
64	115–16	580–81
65	116	581
66	116–17	581–82
67	117–18	582–83
68	118	583
69	118	583–84
70	118–19	584
71	119	584–85
72	119–20	585
73	120–21	585–86
74	121	586–87
75	121–22	587–88
76	122–23	588
77	123–24	588–89
78	124	589
79	124	589–90
80	125	590–91
81	125–26	591
82	126	591–92
83	126–27	592
84	127	592
85	127	592–93
86	127–28	593
87	128–29	593–94
88	129	594–95
89	129	595
90	129–30	595
91	130	595–96
92	130	596
93	130	596
94	130–31	596
95	131	596
96	131	596–97
97	131–32	597
98	132	597–98
99	132–33	598–99
100	133–34	599–600
101	134–36	600–01
102	136	601–02
103	136–37	602–03
104	137	603
105	138–39	603–04
106	139–40	604–05
107	140	605–06
108	140	606

IV.viii
1	141	607
2	142	607–08
3	142	608
4	142–43	608–09
5	143	609
6	143	609
7	143–44	609–10
8	144	610
9	144	610
10	144	610
11	145	611
12	145	611
13	145	611
14	145–46	611–12
15	146	612
16	146	612
17	146	612
18	146–47	612–13
19	147	613
20	147–48	613–14
21	148	614
22	148–49	614–15
23	149	615
24	149–50	615–16
25	150	616
26	150–51	616–17
27	151–52	617–18
28	152	618
29	152	618
30	152	618
31	152	618–19
32	153	619
33	153	619
34	153–54	619–20
35	154	620
36	154	620–21
37	155	621
38	155	621
39	155	621
40	155–56	622
41	156–57	622–23
42	157	623
43	157–58	623–24
44	158	624
45	158	624
46	158	624
47	158	625
48	159	625
49	159	625
50	159	625
51	159	625
52	159–60	625–26
53	160	626
54	160	626

IV.ix	1930	1937
1	161	627
2	161	627
3	161–62	627–28
4	162	628
5	162–63	628
6	163	629
7	163–64	629–30
8	164	630
9	164	630
10	164–65	630–31
11	165	631
12	165–66	631–32
13	166–67	632–33
14	167	633
15	167–68	633–34
16	168	634
17	168	634
18	168	634
19	168	634
20	168–69	634–35
21	169	635
22	169	635
23	169–70	635–36
24	170	636
25	170	636–37
26	171	637
27	171–72	637–38
28	172	638
29	172	638–39
30	172–73	639
31	173	639
32	173–74	639–40
33	174	640
34	174	640–41
35	174–75	641
36	175	641
37	175–76	641–42
38	176–77	642–43
39	177	644
40	177–78	644
41	178–79	644–45
42	179	645
43	179	645–46
44	179	646
45	180–81	646–47
46	181	647
47	181–83	647–49
48	183–84	649–50
49	184	650
50	184	650–51
51	184–85	651
52	185	651–52

V.i.a (Part I)
1	186	653
2	186	653
3	186–87	653–54
4	187	654
5	187–88	654–55
6	188	655
7	188–89	655–56
8	189	656
9	189–90	656–57
10	190	657
11	190–91	657–58
12	191	658
13	191	658
14	191–92	658–59
15	192	659
16	192	659
17	192–93	659–60
18	193	660
19	193	660
20	193	660
21	193–94	660–61
22	194	661
23	194	661
24	194–95	661–62
25	195	662
26	195	662
27	195–96	662–63
28	196	663
29	196	663
30	196	663
31	196–97	663–64
32	197	664
33	197	664
34	197	664
35	197–98	664–65
36	198–99	665–66
37	199	666
38	199–200	666–67
39	200	667
40	200	667
41	200–01	667–68
42	201	668
43	201–02	668–69
44	202	669

V.i.b (Part II)
1	202	669
2	202–03	669–70
3	203	670
4	203	670
5	204	671
6	204	671
7	204–05	671–72
8	205	672–73
9	206	673
10	206	673
11	206	673–74
12	207	674
13	207–08	674–75
14	208	675
15	208–09	675–76
16	209–10	676–77
17	210	677
18	210	677
19	210	677
20	210–11	677–78
21	212	679
22	212–13	679–80
23	213	680
24	213–14	680–81
25	214	681

V.i.c (Part III)
1	214	681
2	214–15	681–82

V.i.d (Article 1st)	1930	1937
1	215	682
2	215	682
3	215	682
4	216	683
5	216	683
6	216	683
7	216–17	683–84
8	217	684
9	217–18	684–85
10	218	685
11	218	685
12	218–19	685–86
13	219	686
14	219	686
15	219	686–87
16	220	687
17	220–22	687–89
18	222	689
19	222	689

V.i.e
1	223	690
2	223	690–91
3	224	691
4	224	691
5	224	691
6	224–25	691–92
7	225	692
8	225	692
9	225–26	692–93
10	226–28	693–95
11	228–29	695–96
12	229	696
13	229–30	696–97
14	230–32	697–99
15	232	699
16	232	699
17	232	699
18	232–33	699–700
19	233	700
20	233–34	700–01
21	234–35	701–02
22	235–36	703
23	236	703
24	236–37	704
25	237	704–05
26	237–44	705–11
27	244	711
28	244	711–12
29	244–45	712
30	245–46	712–13
31	246	713
32	246	713
33	246	713–14
34	247	714
35	247	714
36	247	714–15
37	247	715
38	248	715
39	248	715
40	248	715–16

V.i.f (Article 2d)
1	249	716
2	249	716
3	249	716
4	249–50	717
5	250	717
6	250	717
7	250	717–18
8	250–51	718
9	251	718–19
10	251	719
11	252	719
12	252	719
13	252	719–20
14	252–53	720
15	253	720–21
16	253–54	721
17	254	721
18	254	721
19	254	722
20	254–55	722
21	255–56	722–23
22	256	723
23	256	723
24	256	723–24
25	256–57	724
26	257	724–25
27	258	725
28	258	725–26
29	258	726
30	259	726
31	259	726–27
32	259	727
33	259–60	727
34	260	727
35	260	727–28
36	260–61	728
37	261	728
38	261	728
39	261	728–29
40	261–62	729–30
41	262–63	730
42	263	730
43	263–64	730–31
44	264–65	731–32
45	265–66	732–33
46	266	733
47	266–67	734
48	267	734
49	267	734
50	267–68	734–35
51	268–69	735–36
52	269	736–37
53	269	737
54	270	737
55	270	737–38
56	270	738
57	270	738
58	271	738
59	271	738–39
60	271–72	739
61	272–73	739–40

V.i.g (Article 3d)
1	273–74	740–41
2	274–75	741–42
3	275	742
4	275	742–43
5	275–76	743
6	276	743
7	276–77	743–44
8	277–78	744–45
9	278–79	746
10	279	746–47
11	279–80	747
12	280	747–48
13	280	748
14	281	748
15	281	748
16	281–82	748–49
17	282–83	749–50
18	283	750
19	283–84	750–51
20	284–85	751–52
21	285	752
22	285–87	752–54
23	287	754
24	287–88	754–55
25	288	755–56
26	289	756
27	289–90	756–57
28	290	757
29	290	757
30	290–91	757–58
31	291	758
32	291	758–59
33	291–92	759
34	292–93	759–60
35	293	760
36	293–94	760–61
37	294–95	761–62
38	295	762
39	295–96	762–64
40	296–97	764
41	297–98	764–66
42	299	766

V.i.h (Part IV)
1	299	766
2	299	766
3	299	766–67

V.i.i (Conclusion)
1	300	767
2	300	767
3	300	767
4	300	767–68
5	300–01	768
6	301	768

V.ii
1	302	769

V.ii.a (Part I)
1	302	769
2	302	769
3	302	769
4	302–03	769–70
5	303	770–71
6	304	771
7	304	771
8	304	771
9	304–05	772
10	305	772
11	305	772–73
12	306	773
13	306	773
14	306	773
15	306–07	773–74
16	307–08	774–75
17	308	775
18	308–09	775–76
19	309	776
20	309	776
21	309	776–77

V.ii.b (Part II)
1	310	777
2	310	777
3	310	777
4	310–11	778
5	311	778
6	311–12	778–79
7	312	779

V.ii.c (Article 1st)	1930	1937
1	312	779–80
2	313	780
3	313	780–81
4	313–14	781
5	314	781
6	314	781–82
7	314–15	782
8	315	782
9	315	782
10	315	782
11	315	782–83
12	315–16	783
13	316	783
14	316	783
15	316–17	783–84
16	317	784
17	317	784
18	317–18	784–85
19	318	785
20	318	785–86
21	318–19	786
22	319	786
23	319	786
24	319	786–87
25	320	787
26	320	787
27	320–21	787–88

V.ii.d (Taxes which are proportioned . . . to the Produce of Land)
1	321	788
2	321	788–89
3	322	789
4	322	789
5	322–23	789–90
6	323	790
7	323	790
8	323–24	790–91
9	324	791

V.ii.e (Taxes upon the Rent of Houses)
1	324	791
2	324–25	791–92
3	325	792
4	325	792
5	325–26	792–93
6	326–27	793–94
7	327	794
8	327–28	794–95
9	328	795
10	328	795–96
11	329	796
12	329	796
13	329	796–97
14	330	797
15	330	797
16	330	797
17	330	797
18	330–31	797–98
19	331	798
20	331	798

V.ii.f (Article 2d)
1	331	798
2	331–32	798–99
3	332–33	799–800
4	333	800
5	333	800
6	333	800
7	333–34	800–01
8	334	801
9	334	801
10	334–35	801–02
11	335	802
12	335–36	802–03
13	336	803
14	336	803

V.ii.g (Taxes upon the Profit of particular Employments)
1	336	803–04
2	336–37	804
3	337	804
4	337–38	804–05
5	338	805
6	338–39	805–06
7	339–40	806–07
8	340	807
9	340–41	807–08
10	341	808
11	341	808
12	341–42	809
13	342	809

V.ii.h (Appendix to Articles 1st & 2d)
1	342	809
2	343	810
3	343	810
4	343–44	810–11
5	344	811
6	344	811
7	344–45	811–12
8	345	812
9	345	812
10	345	812–13
11	345–46	813
12	346	813
13	346–47	813–14
14	347	814
15	347	814
16	347	814
17	348	815

V.ii.i (Article 3d)
1	348–49	815–16
2	349	816–17
3	350	817
4	350	817
5	350	817
6	350	817–18
7	351	818

V.ii.j (Article 4th)
1	351	818–19
2	351–52	819
3	352	819
4	352	819
5	352	819–20
6	352–53	820
7	353	820–21
8	353	821
9	354	821

V.ii.k (Taxes upon Consumable Commodities)
1	354	821
2	354	821
3	354–55	821–22
4	355	822
5	355	822–23
6	355–56	823
7	356	823–24
8	356–57	824
9	357	824–25
10	357	825
11	358	825
12	358	825–26
13	359	826
14	359–60	826–27
15	360	827
16	360	827
17	360	827–28
18	360–62	828–29
19	362	829
20	362	829–30
21	362	830
22	363	830
23	363–64	830–31
24	364–65	831–32
25	365	832
26	365	832
27	365	832–33
28	365–66	833
29	366	833
30	366–67	833–34
31	367	834
32	367	834
33	367	835
34	367	835
35	367–68	835
36	368	835
37	368	835–36
38	368–69	836
39	369–70	836–37
40	370	837
41	370	837
42	370	837–38
43	370–71	838
44	371–72	839
45	372	839–40
46	372	840
47	372–73	840
48	374	840–41
49	374	841–42
50	374–75	842
51	375	842
52	375	843
53	376	843
54	376–77	843–44
55	377	844–45
56	377–78	845
57	378	845–46
58	378–79	846–47
59	379	847
60	379–80	847
61	380	847
62	380–81	847–48
63	381	848–49
64	381–82	849
65	382–83	849–50
66	383	850
67	383–84	850–51
68	384	851
69	384	851–52
70	384–85	852
71	385	853
72	385–86	853
73	386	853–54
74	387	854
75	387–88	854–55
76	388	855
77	388–89	855–56
78	389–90	856–57
79	390	857
80	390–91	857–58

V.iii	1930	1937
1	392–93	859–60
2	393–94	860
3	394	861
4	394–95	861–62
5	395	862
6	395	862
7	395–96	862–63
8	396	863
9	396	863
10	396–97	863
11	397	863–64
12	397–98	864–65
13	398	865
14	398	865
15	398	865
16	398–99	865
17	399	865–66
18	399	866
19	399	866
20	399	866
21	399	866
22	399	866
23	400	866–67
24	400	867
25	400	867
26	400–01	867–68
27	401	868
28	401	868
29	401	868
30	402	868–69
31	402–03	869–70
32	403	870
33	403	870
34	403–04	870–71
35	404	871
36	404–05	871–72
37	405	872
38	405–06	872–73
39	406	873
40	406	873
41	407	873–74
42	407	874
43	407	874
44	407	874
45	407–08	874–75
46	408–09	875–76
47	409–10	877
48	410–11	877–78
49	411	878
50	411	878–79
51	412	879
52	412	879
53	412	879
54	412–13	879–80
55	413	880
56	413	880–81
57	414	881
58	414–15	881–82
59	415	882
60	415–16	882–83
61	416–17	883–84
62	417	884
63	417–18	884–85
64	418	885
65	418	885
66	418–19	885–86
67	419	886
68	419	886–87
69	419	887
70	420	887
71	420	887
72	420–21	887–88
73	421	888
74	421–22	888–89
75	422	889
76	422–24	889–91
77	424–25	891–92
78	425	892
79	425	892–93
80	426	893
81	426	893–94
82	427	894
83	427	894
84	427	894–95
85	427–28	895
86	428	895
87	428–29	896
88	429–30	896–97
89	430	897
90	430–31	897–98
91	431	898
92	431–33	898–900

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Kyd, J. G. Scottish Population Statistics (Edinburgh, 1952) See under A. Webster

Law, J. Money and Trade Considered (Edinburgh, 1705) 39, 45, 194, 317, 353 [ASL]

Lehmann, W. C. John Millar of Glasgow (Cambridge, 1960) 710, and see under J. Millar

Lester, R. A. ‘Currency Issues to overcome Depressions in Pennsylvania, 1723 and 1729’ Journal of Political Economy, xlvi. 326

Lindsay, J. E. (ed.). New Cambridge Modern History, vii. (Cambridge, 1957) 745

Livy.History 694 [ASL]

Locke, J. Essay on Civil Government (1690) 24, 430 [ASL]

— Some Considerations of the Consequences of the lowering of Interest and raising the Value of Money (1691) 54, 353, 357, 358, 430

— Further Considerations concerning raising the Value of Money (1695) 60

Lowenthal, D. (ed.). Montesquieu, Considerations on the Causes of the Greatness of the Romans and their Decline (London, 1965) See under Montesquieu

Lowndes, W. Report containing an Essay for the Amendment of the Silver Coins (London, 1695) 41, 213 [ASL]

Loyn, H. R. Anglo–Saxon England and the Norman Conquest (London, 1962) 41

Lucian.Eunuchus 778 [ASL]

Machiavelli, N. History of Florence (translated London, 1851) 819 [ASL]

— Discourses on the First Decade of Titus Livius, translated by N. H. Thomson (London, 1883) 790 [ASL]

Mackay, D. The Honourable Company (Toronto, 1938) 743, 744

Mackenzie, W. M. The Scottish Burghs (Edinburgh, 1949) 140

Madox, T. Firma Burgi (London, 1726) 136, 141, 399, 401, 402 [ASL]

— History and Antiquities of the Exchequer of the Kings of England. From the Norman Conquest to Edward II (London, 1711) 199, 399 [ASL]

Magens, N. (ed. Horsley). The Universal Merchant (London, 1753) 60, 108, 226, 229, 320, 444, 487 [ASL]

Mandeville, B. The Fable of the Bees (1723) 13, 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27–8, 38, 45, 48, 73, 99, 118, 124, 126, 256, 337, 338, 339, 341, 342, 388, 432, 454, 464–5, 512, 759, 760, 777, 870, 906

Marion, M. Dictionnaire des Institutions de la France aux XVII et XVIII Siècles (Paris, 1923) 358, 496

Marshall, D. ‘The Old Poor Law, 1662–1795’, Economic History Review, viii. 152

Meek, R. L. The Economics of Physiocracy (London, 1962) 663, 673, 679, 689

— Turgot on Progress, Sociology and Economics (Cambridge, 1973) 14, 689, and see also under Turgot

Melon, J. F. Essai Politique sur le Commerce (Paris, 1734) translated by D. Bindon, A Political Essay upon Commerce (Dublin, 1738) 924, 926, 932 [ASL]

Mercier de la Riviere.L’ordre naturel et essentiel des sociétés politiques (1767) 679 [ASL]

Messance.Recherches sur la population des généralities d’Auvergne, de Lyon, de Rouen et de quelques provinces et villes du royaume, avec des reflexions sur la valeur du bled tant en France qu’en Angleterre, depuis 1674 jusqu’en 1764 (Paris, 1766) 102, 199, 216, 257 [ASL]

Millar, J. Origin of the Distinction of Ranks (1771) 388–9, 412, 689, 710 [ASL]

Mingay, G. E. English Landed Society in the Eighteenth Century (London, 1963) 392

Mirabeau, V. R. Philosophie rurale ou économie générale et politique de l’agriculture, pour servir de suite à l’Ami des Hommes (Amsterdam, 1766) 679, 689 [ASL]

Mitchell, B. R. Abstract of British Historical Statistics (Cambridge, 1962) 102, 302, 495–6

Mitchison, R. ‘The Movements of Scottish Corn Prices in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’, Economic History Review, xviii. 94

Monteath, H. H. ‘Heritable Rights’ in G. C. H. Paton, ed., An Introduction to Scottish Legal History (Edinburgh, 1958) 385

Montesquieu.Considérations sur les causes de la grandeur des Romains et de leur décadence (1734) 556, 624, 683, 696, 706 [ASL]

— Esprit des Lois (1748) 19, 38, 43, 44, 80, 90, 112, 113, 124, 341, 353, 367, 382, 383, 387, 399, 416, 417, 418, 474, 512–13, 563, 565, 590, 683, 684, 689, 691, 692, 711, 716, 775–6, 777, 826, 827, 849, 857, 931 [ASL]

Moreau de Beaumont, J. L. Mémoires concernant les Impositions et Droits en Europe (1768–9) 817, 819, 820, 830, 834, 835, 836, 845, 850, 851, 855, 859, 860, 861, 866, 869, 876, 899 [ASL]

Morellet, A. Mémoires (1769) 673

Morgan, E. V. A History of Money (London, 1965) 56, 57

Mun, T. England’s Treasure by Forraigne Trade (London, 1664) 24, 431–2, 434 [ASL]

Mure, W. (ed.). Selections from the Family Papers preserved at Caldwell, Maitland Club (Glasgow, 1854) 134

Necker, J. Sur la législation et le commerce des Grains (1775) 62, 507, 551, 905 [ASL]

Neumann, F. (ed.). Montesquieu, Esprit des Lois (New York, 1959) See under Montesquieu

New Cambridge Modern History, vol. vii ed. J. E. Lindsay (Cambridge, 1957) 745

Newton, I. Representation to the Lords of the Treasury (1717) 229

Oldfather, C. H. and W. A. Classics of International Law (Oxford, 1934) 175 Old Statistical Account 92

Oncken, A. (ed.). F. Quesnay, Oeuvres Economiques et Philosophiques (Paris, 1888) See under F. Quesnay

Palladius.De re rustica 169–70 [ASL]

Paton, G. C. H. (ed.). An Introduction to Scottish Legal History, Stair Society, xx (Edinburgh, 1958) 385

Payne, P. L. (ed.). Studies in Scottish Business History (London, 1967) 186, 741

Petty, Sir William.Political Arithmetick (London, 1690) 13

— Another Essay in Political Arithmetick, concerning the Growth of the City of London (London, 1683) 13, 88

— Verbum Sapienti (London, 1691), 296

Pfeffel von Kriegelstein, C. F. Nouvel Abrégé chronologique de l’histoire et du droit publique d’Allemagne (Paris, 1766) 401, 403 [ASL]

PlatoEuthydemus 45 [ASL]

— Republic 775 [ASL]

Pliny.Natural History 39, 43, 56, 150, 236, 388, 685, 931 [ASL]

Plutarch.Life of Alexander 150 [ASL]

— Life of Demosthenes 150 [ASL]

— Life of Lycurgus 436 [ASL]

— Life of Solon 777 [ASL]

Pococke, R. A Description of the East and some other Countries (London, 1743) 413

Poivre, P. Voyages d’un Philosophe, ou observations sur les moeurs et les arts des peuples de l’Afrique, de l’Asie, et de l’Amérique (1768), translated as Travels of a Philosopher (Glasgow, 1790) 173, 679, 680 [ASL]

Polybius.History 774, 775 [ASL]

Postlethwayt, J. History of the Public Revenue from 1688 to 1753, with an Appendix to 1758 (London, 1759) 318, 912, 913, 921, 922 [ASL Q]

Postlethwayt, M. Dictionary of Commerce (London, 1774) 108 [ASL]

Pownall, ThomasLetter to Adam Smith, being an Examination of Several Points of Doctrine laid down in his Inquiry, into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (London, 1776) 25, 47, 48, 50, 72, 87, 293, 294, 321, 327, 362, 370, 452, 457, 461, 507, 594, 599, 601, 602, 605, 613, 614–5, 616, 768–9

— Administration of the Colonies (1764) 613 [ASL]

The Precipitation and Fall of Messers Douglas, Heron and Company, late Bankers in Air, with the Causes of their Distress and Ruin, investigated and considered by a Committee of Inquiry appointed by the Proprietors (Edinburgh, 1778) 313 [ASL]

The Present State of the Nation (1768) [ASL] See under W. Knox

Price, R. Observations on Reversionary Payments (London, 1772) 88 [ASL]

PufendorfDe Officio Hominis et Civis Juxta Legem Naturalem 40, 45 [ASL]

— De Jure Naturae et Gentium 40, 45, 54, 175, 180, 754 [ASL]

Quesnay, F. Analyse (1766) 673 See under Dupont

— Probleme Economique (1766) 673

— Tableau Economique (1757–8) 673

— (ed. A. Oncken). Oeuvres Economiques et Philosophiques (Paris, 1888) 89, 391, 681

Rae, J. Life of Adam Smith (London, 1895) 171, 357–8, 663, 811

Raleigh, W. The Discovere of the large and bewtiful Empire of Guina (1596) 563

Ramazzini, B. De morbis artificum diatriba, translated by R. James, A Treatise of the Diseases of Tradesmen (London, 1705) 100

Raynal, G. T. F. Histoire philosophique et politique des établissemens et du commerce des Européens dans les deux Indes (Amsterdam, 1775) translated by J. Justamond, A Philosophical and Political History of the Settlements and Trade of the Europeans in the East and West Indies (Edinburgh, 1777) 225, 227, 444, 511, 575, 589, 626 [ASL]

Le Reformateur (1756) 876

Regiam Majestatem. See under Lord Cooper, and Sir J. Skene

The Regulations and Establishment of the Household of Henry Algernon Percy, the Fifth Earl of Northumberland, at his castles of Wresill and Lekinfield in Yorkshire, begun A. D. MDXII (London, 1827) 197

Report from the Committee . . . appointed to inquire into the Causes of the High Price of Provisions, 1764, 168

Robertson, W. History of Charles V (1769) 412 [ASL]

Rousseau, J. J. Origin of Inequality (1755) 689 [ASL]

Ruddiman, T. An Introduction to Mr. James Anderson’s Diplomata Scotiae (Edinburgh, 1782) 203, 230, 298 [ASL]

Ruffhead, O. Statutes at Large from Magna Charta to the Twentieth Year of the Reign of King George III, 13v. (London, 1769–80) 42–3, 202

Sandi, V. Principj di Storia Civile della Republica de Venezia (Venice, 1755) 407 [ASL]

Saxby, H. The British Customs (1757) 248, 501, 536, 642, 643, 874, 875, 881, 883 [ASL]

Schumpeter, E. B. English Overseas Trade Statistics, 1697–1808 (Oxford, 1960) 372–3

Scott, Sir W. Thoughts on the Proposed Change of Currency . . , First Letter of Malachi Malagrowther (1826) 315

Scott, W. R. Adam Smith as Student and Professor (Glasgow, 1937) 412

— Constitution and Finance of English, Scottish and Irish Joint Stock Companies to 1720 (Cambridge, 1912) 298, 318, 742, 744, 747, 748, 756

— (ed.). Minute Book of the Managers of the New Mills Cloth Manufactory 1681–1690, Scottish History Society (first series), xlvi (Edinburgh, 1905) 252

Sen, S. R. The Economics of Sir James Steuart (London, 1957) 751

Seneca.De ira 588 [ASL]

Shannon, H. A. ‘The Coming of General Limited Liability’, Economic History, ii. 741

Sinclair, Sir J. The History of the Public Revenue of the British Empire (London, 1803) 442 See under Correspondence of the Rt. Hon. Sir John Sinclair.

Skene, Sir J. Regiam Majestatem. The Auld Laws and Con–stitutions of Scotland. Faithfullie collected furth of the Register, and other auld authentick Bukes, from the Dayes of King Malcome the Second until the Time of King James the First (Edinburgh, 1609) 203 [ASL]

Skinner, A. S. (ed.). Sir James Steuart, Principles of Political Oeconomy (Edinburgh, 1966). See under Sir James Steuart

Smith, A. Thoughts on America. See under G. H. Guttridge.

Smith, C. Three Tracts on the Corn Trade and Corn Laws (second ed., London, 1766) 199, 211, 217, 218, 272, 461, 506, 508, 534, 536, 538 [ASL]

Smith, J. Chronicon Rusticum Commerciale; or Memoirs of Wool, etc. (London, 1747) 248, 252, 652 [ASL]

Smout, T. C. ‘Lead–Mining in Scotland, 1650–1850’ in P. L. Payne (ed.) Studies in Scottish Business History (London, 1967) 186

— ‘Scottish Landowners and Economic Growth, 1650–1850’, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, xi. 182

Solorzano–PereiraDe Indiarum Jure (Madrid, 1777) 219

Stair, Lord (James Dalrymple)Institutions of the Law of Scotland, (1681) 383 [ASL, Q]

Stark, W. Jeremy Bentham’s Economic Writings (London, 1952) See under J. Bentham

Stephens, W. WalkerLife and Writings of Turgot (London, 1895) 689 and see under Turgot

Steuart, Sir JamesPrinciples of Money Applied to the State of the Coin in Bengal (London, 1772) 751

— Considerations on the Interest of the County of Lanark in Scotland (Glasgow, 1769) 870

— Principles of Political Œconomy (London, 1767). 9, 19, 44, 46, 62, 73, 74, 94, 97, 133, 139, 181, 317, 325, 331–2, 357, 409, 412, 414, 425, 436, 456, 479, 581, 612, 689, 691, 733, 751, 795, 827, 870, 876 [ASL]

Stewart, D. Works (Edinburgh, 1856) 67

Sutherland, L. S. The East India Company in Eighteenth Century Politics (Oxford, 1952) 751

Swift, J. An Answer to a Paper called a Memorial of the Poor Inhabitants and Labourers of the Kingdom of Ireland (Dublin, 1728) 882 [ASL]

Tavernier, J. B. Travels in India, translated by V. Ball (London, 1889) 191 [ASL]

Theocritus.Idylls 118 [ASL]

Thom, W. Defects of an University Education, and its Unsuitableness to a Commercial People (Glasgow, 1762) 761

Thucydides.History of the Peloponnesian War 692, 693–4 [ASL]

Turgot, A. J.22
It is reported by H. Mizuta that Adam Smith owned numbers of the Ephémérides du citoyen ou bibliothéque raisonée des sciences morales et politiques for the years 1766–69. He thus owned the first two (out of three) parts of Turgot’s Reflections. See above, p. 23 and P. D. Groenewegen, ‘Turgot and Adam Smith’, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, xvi. (1969), 275.

Professor Mizuta has reported that a separate copy of the Reflections was in Smith’s library and bound with New and old principles of trade compared (London, 1788). This edition of the Reflections is dated London, 1793. Adam Smith’s Library, p. 59.
Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Riches (1766) 14, 73, 276, 337, 338, 358, 360, 391, 672–3, 689 [ASL]

Tyrrell, J. General History of England both Ecclesiastical and Civil (London, 1700) 716 [ASL]

De Uztariz, G. The Theory and Practice of Commerce, translated by John Kippax (London, 1751) 222, 511, 899–900 [ASL]

Ulloa. See under Juan G. and De Ulloa

Varro.De re rustica 170, 241–2 [ASL]

Virgil.Georgics 590 [ASL]

Voltaire.Siècle de Louis XIV (Berlin, 1751) 487, 811 [ASL]

Ward, J. T. and Wilson, R. G. (eds.). Land and Industry (Newton Abbot, 1971) 412

Webster, A. An Account of the Numbers of People in Scotland in the year 1755, reprinted in J. G. Kyd Scottish Population Statistics, Scottish History Society (third series), xliii. (Edinburgh, 1952) 535

Whateley, T. (often ascribed to G. Grenville). Considerations on the Trade and Finance of this Kingdom (London, 1766) 618, 922 [ASL]

Whitworth, C. (ed.). C. D’avenant, Political and Commercial Works (London, 1771) See

[1 ]Where Smith owned an edition of a book (or the collected works of some author) cited in this index, it is marked ‘ASL’ to signify that it was in his library—as reported by either James Bonar or H. Mizuta in their respective catalogues. Where Smith purchased a book for Glasgow University Library during his period as Quaestor, it is marked ‘Q’. Smith’s accounts as Quaestor are reprinted in W. R. Scott’s Adam Smith as Student and Professor at pp. 179–84.

[2 ]It is reported by H. Mizuta that Adam Smith owned numbers of the Ephémérides du citoyen ou bibliothéque raisonée des sciences morales et politiques for the years 1766–69. He thus owned the first two (out of three) parts of Turgot’s Reflections. See above, p. 23 and P. D. Groenewegen, ‘Turgot and Adam Smith’, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, xvi. (1969), 275.

Professor Mizuta has reported that a separate copy of the Reflections was in Smith’s library and bound with New and old principles of trade compared (London, 1788). This edition of the Reflections is dated London, 1793. Adam Smith’s Library, p. 59.