List of Bastiat’s works in chronological order

Bastiat's Letters, Articles, and Books Listed in Chronological Order

[Updated: April 11, 2016 of a work in progress]

1819-39 | 1840-44 | 1845 | 1846 | 1847 | 1848 | 1849 | 1850 | Posthumous

Introduction

Sources↩

The main source for this translation is the 7 volume 2nd edition of the Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat, edited by Prosper Paillottet and Roger de Fontenay (1862-64) with additional letters drawn from a collection published in 1877, Lettres d’un habitant des Landes, Frédéric Bastiat. (Paris: A. Quantin, 1877). [See below for details]. Paillottet took material from Bastiat's unpublished papers, his published books, and from a number of journals and other publications which are listed below. Bastiat's papers are not accessible to us but wherever possible we have checked Paillottet's edition against the originals. Additional material which was not in Paillottet's edition has been added when we have come across it, such as some letters and journal articles discovered by Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean and transcriptions of speeches discovered by David Hart. These additions have been indicated in the text.

Newspapers and Journals which pubished Bastiat's writings:

La Chalosse
La Sentinelle des Pyrenées
Le Mémorial bordelais
Le Journal des Landes
Le Journal des Économistes
Le Journal des Débats
Le Courrier français
Le Libre-Échange
La République française
Jacques Bonhomme
L’Economiste Belge

La Chalosse (1837-38): La Chalosse was a weekly journal published in the town of Saint-Sever to serve the needs of the Arrondissement of Saint-Sever. It appeared between December 1836 and March 1876. Bastiat’s first published piece in the journal was a series on "The Canal beside the Adour” (18 June-20 Aug. 1837). He then published two more in 1838 on "Reflections on the Question of Dueling” (Feb. 1838) and “On the Basque Language” (April, 1838).

La Sentinelle des Pyrenées (1843-44): La Sentinelle des Pyrénées was a paper which appeared 3 times a week and was published in the town of Bayonne between 1831-1848. Bastiat was born in Bayonne in 1801 and had business interests there. He published 9 articles in the paper between March 1843 and August 1844, with his first ever published articles on free trade, "Free Trade. State of the Question in England” appearing in May and June 1843.

Le Journal des Économistes (1844-1851): The Journal of the Société d’économie politique, which appeared from December 1841 until the fall of France, in 1940. It was published by the firm of Guillaumin, which also published the writings of most of the liberals of the period. The Journal des Économistes was the leading journal of the free-market economists (known as “les économistes”) in France in the second half of the nineteenth century. It was edited by Adolphe Blanqui (1841-42), Hippolyte Dussard (1843-45), Joseph Garnier (1845-55), Henri Baudrillart (1855-65), Joseph Garnier (1865-81), Gustave de Molinari (1881-1909), and Yves Guyot (1910-?). Bastiat published many articles in the journal, many of which were later published as pamphlets and books, and his works were all reviewed there. There are fifty-eight entries under Bastiat’s name in the table of contents of the journal for the period 1841 to 1865.

Le Mémorial bordelais (1846): The Mémorial bordelais was published between March 1814 and October 1862. It was a daily newspaper published in the city of Bordeaux which covered political, commercial, maritime, and literary matters of interest to the inhabitants of the department of the Gironde. Bastiat was a frequent contributor during 1846 writing a total of 20 articles between February and October. They were designed to appeal to the merchants in the city to support the French Free Trade Association which he co-founded on 23 February 1846. A national association was formed in Paris on 10 May 1846. Bastiat’s first articles in the journal announced a "Plan for an Anti-Protectionist League” (8-10 Feb. 1846).

Le Courrier français (1846): Le Courrier français (1820-1846) was a liberal and anti-clerical newspaper founded by the constitutional monarchist Auguste-Hilarion, comte de Kératry (1769-1859). It was suspended and threatened with legal action several times during the 1820s for its stand against the French intervention in Spain and for criticizing the established church. The banker Jacques Lafitte (1767-1844) supported it financially. It was more popular during the July Monarchy but still remained a small circulation paper and was forced to close in 1846. Hippolyte Castille was a regular contributor. Both Bastiat and Molinari also wrote for it on occasion. Bastiat wrote 10 articles for the journal in its last year of operation between April and November 1846, mainly on free tree issues (including most notably the official Toast given to Richard Cobden for his celebration dinner held in Paris in August 1846 following his successful repeal of the protectionist Corn Laws).

Le Journal des Débats (1846-1848): Journal founded in 1789 by the Bertin family and managed for almost forty years by Louis-François Bertin. The journal underwent several changes of political positions: it was against Napoléon during the First Empire; under the second restoration it became conservative rather than reactionary; and under Charles X it supported the liberal stance espoused by the Doctrinaires. Bastiat wrote 5 articles which appeared in the Journal: 2 letters to the editor in May 1846, a series of letters to Considerant which were late published as a separate pamphlet Property and Plunder (July 1848), a longer version of his essay on “The State” (Sept. 1848), and an essay on cutting the tax on salt in Jan. 1849. It should be noted that Bastiat published the longer version of his famous essay “The State” in the 25 September 1848 issue of the JDD. Gustave de Molinari was an editor in the 1870s.

Le Journal des Landes (1848): The Journal des Landes was a weekly journal published in the town of Mont-de-Marsan which was where the General Council of Les Landes was based. Bastiat was elected to the Council in November 1833. He only wrote one article for this journal “On the Referendum for the Election of the President of the Republic” (Aug. 1848).

Le Libre-Échange (1846-1848): The weekly journal of the Association pour la liberté des échanges. It began on 29 November 1846 and closed on 16 April 1848 as a result of the revolution.The first sixty-four issues were published by Bastiat, the editor in chief, and Joseph Garnier; the last eight issues were published by Charles Coquelin. The journal’s editorial board included Anisson-Dupéron (pair de France), Bastiat, Adolphe Blanqui, Gustave Brunet (assistant to the mayor of Bordeaux), Campan (secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Bordeaux), Michel Chevalier, Charles Coquelin, Charles Dunoyer, Léon Faucher, Alcide Fonteyraud, Joseph Garnier, Louis Leclerc, Gusgtave de Molinari, Prosper Paillottet, Horace Say, and Louis Wolowski.

La République française (26 Feb. - 28 March, 1848): Bastiat was involved in two short-lived revolutionary magazines in 1848. The first appeared two days after the revolution broke out in February and was called La République française and the second appeared in June and July and was called Jacques Bonhomme. La République française appeared daily and was edited by Frédéric Bastiat, Hippolyte Castille, and Gustave de Molinari. It appeared in 30 issues between 26 February and 28 March. The format of the magazine was only one or two pages which could be handed out on street corners or pasted to walls so that passers by could read them. The first issue had a statement of the editors' republican views.

Jacques Bonhomme (11 June - 13 July, 1848): Undaunted at the failure of their first effort in February, Molinari and Frédéric Bastiat decided to launch another journal, this time directed squarely at working people, to be called Jacques Bonhomme, which comes from the nickname given to the average working Frenchman. They were joined by Charles Coquelin, Alcide Fonteyraud, and Joseph Garnier. The journal appeared biweekly and was handed out on the streets of Paris but only lasted for four issues between 11 June and 13 July. Shortly after the first issue appeared the June Days uprising (23-26 June) took place. Shortly afterwards they closed down the magazine for reasons of safety.

L’Economiste Belge: While Molinari was in Brussels teaching at the Musée royal de l'industrie belge he also edited his own journal called the Économiste belge (The Belgian Economist). In the pages of this short journal, which was more like a newsletter than anything else as it was only 12 pages long and appeared bi-weekly and then weekly, he promoted the causes of free trade, administrative reform, his idea of labour exchanges, and other matters which came to his attention. The journal appeared between January 1855 and December 1868 when his wife died and he decided to move back to Paris to work as a journalist with the Journal des débats. Molinari published three previously unpublished pieces by Bastiat in his journal: a letter to Jobard on intellectual property rights to inventions in January 1848; a Letter to an Ecclesiastic in March 1848; and “Three Pieces of Advice” (c. 1850) which he would give if he were the President of the Republic.

Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat↩

Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat, mises en ordre, revues et annotées d’après les manuscrits de l’auteur (Paris: Guillaumin, 1854-55). 6 vols. [Edited by Prosper Paillottet with the assistance of Roger de Fontenay, but they are not credited on the title page.] </titles/2342> A listing of the volumes which are available in facsimile PDF format, are as follows:

Vol. 1: Correspondance et mélanges (1855) </titles/2341>
Vol. 2: Le Libre-Échange (1855) </titles/2343>
Vol. 3: Cobden et la Ligue ou L’agitation anglaise pour la liberté des échanges (1854) </titles/2344>
Vol. 4: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets I (1854) </titles/2345>
Vol. 5: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets II (1854) </titles/2346>
Vol. 6: Harmonies économiques (1855) </titles/2346>

Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat, mises en ordre, revues et annotées d’après les manuscrits de l’auteur. Deuxième Édition. Ed. Prosper Paillottet and with a "Notice sur la vie et les écrits de Frédéric Bastiat" by Roger de Fontenay. (Paris: Guillaumin, 1862-64).

Vol. 1: Correspondance et mélanges (1862) </titles/943>
Vol. 2: Le Libre-Échange (1862) </titles/944>
Vol. 3: Cobden et la Ligue ou L’agitation anglaise pour la liberté des échanges (1864) </titles/945>
Vol. 4: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets I (1863) </titles/2624>
Vol. 5: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets II (1863) </titles/2625>
Vol. 6: Harmonies économiques (1864) 5th ed. </titles/2626>
Vol. 7: Essais, ébauches, correspondance (1864). </titles/949>

There are about 12 previously unpublished drafts and letters in Paillottet's Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat which he inserted in footnotes or included as appendices to other items. We have gathered these hard to find items and included them in our Collected Works, vol. 4 "Miscellaneous Economic Writings."

Oeuvres choisies de Frédéric Bastiat, 3 vols. (Paris: Guillaumin, 1863). Vol. 1: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets; vol. 2: Sophismes économiques. Petits pamphlets; vol. 3: Harmonies économiques.

Additional Letters↩

Bastiat, Lettres d’un habitant des Landes, Frédéric Bastiat. Edited by Mme Cheuvreux. (Paris: A. Quantin, 1877). Bastiat's letters to Mme Cheuvreux. Unsigned but likely edited by Mme Cheuvreux. French edition of the book online </titles/2300>. Letters translated into English asnd merged with ogher letters in [CW1].

P. Ronce, Frédéric Bastiat. Sa vie, son oeuvre (Paris: Guillaumin, 1905). Appendix, pp. 277-314; and pieces of 6 previously unpublished letters.

Major Published Books and Pamphlets↩

The material in the Paillottet edition of the Oeuvres complètes has been checked against the following published books by Bastiat:

Cobden et la ligue, ou l’Agitation anglaise pour la liberté du commerce (Cobden and the League, or the English Movement for Free Trade) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1845).

Sophismes économiques. Première série (Economic Sophisms. First Series) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1846).

Sophismes économiques. Deuxième série. (Economic Sophisms. Second Series) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1848).

Harmonies économiques (Economic Harmonies) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). 1st edition.

Gratuité du crédit. Discussion entre M. Fr. Bastiat et M. Proudhon (Free Credit. A Discussion between Mr. Frédéric Bastiat and Proudhon) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).

Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on ne voit pas, ou l'Économie politique en une leçon (What is Seen and What is Not Seen, or Political Economy in One Lesson) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).

Harmonies économiques. 2me Édition augmentées des manuscrits laissés par l’auteur. Publiée par la Société des amis de Bastiat (Paris: Guillaumin, 1851). 2nd edition.

The collection of his Pamphlets marketed by the Guillaumin firm under the name of "Petits Pamphlets" (Little Pamphlets) which were published as separate pamphlets betwen June 1848 and July 1850. These include:

Propriété et Loi. Justice et Fraternité (Property and Law. Justice and Fraternity) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1848). 81 pp.
Protectionisme et Communisme (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849). pp. 64.
Capital et Rente (Capital and Rent) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849). 66 pp.
Paix et Liberté, ou le Budget républicain (Peace and Freedom, or the Republcian Budget) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849). pp. 88.
Incompatibilités parlementaires (Parliamantary Conflicts of Interest) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849). pp. 72.
L’État. Maudit argent! (The State. Damned Money) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849). pp. 64.
Baccalauréat et Socialisme (The Baccalaureate and Socialism) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). pp. 97.
Spoliation et Loi (Plunder and Law) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). pp. 66.
Propriété et spoliation (Property and Plunder), ed. Prosper Paillottett (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). 66 pp.
La Loi (The Law) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). 80 pp.

Journal Articles↩

The articles by Bastiat in the Journal des Économistes can be found listed in the Table alphabétique générale des matières contenues dans les deux premières séries (Années 1841-1865) du Journal des Économistes (Paris: Guillaumin, 1883).

(details to come)

The articles by Bastiat in the magazines he edited (see above for details):

Le Libre-Échange (Dec. 1846- Feb. 1848) for the French Free Trade Association
the revolutionary magazine Las République française (Feb.-March 1848) which were identified as his by Paillottet and Molinari. They were unnamed in the original, copies of which are in the possession of David M. Hart.
the revolutionary magazine Jacques Bonhomme (June 1848) which were identified as his by Paillottet and Molinari. They were unnamed in the original, copies of which are in the possession of David M. Hart.

Material by Bastiat not included in Paillottet's Edition↩

"Opinion de M. Frédéric Bastiat" (on "le droit au travail") in Le droit au travail à l'Assemblée nationale. Recueil complet de tous les discours prononcés dans cette mémorable discussion par MM. Fresneau, Hubert Delisle, Cazalès, Gaulthier de Rumilly, Pelletier, A. de Tocqueville, Ledru-Rolin, Duvergier de Hauranne, Crémieux, M. Barthe, Gaslonde, de Luppé, Arnaud (de l'Ariège), Thiers, Considerant, Bouhier de l'Ecluse, Martin-Bernard, Billault, Dufaure, Goudchaux, et Lagrange (texts revue par les orateurs), suivis de l'opinion de MM. Marrast, Proudhon, Louis Blanc, Ed. Laboulaye et Cormenin; avec des observations inédites par MM. Léon Faucher, Wolowski, Fréd. Bastiat, de Parieu, et une introduction et des notes par M. Joseph Garnier (Paris : Guillaumin, 1848), pp. 373-376.

The first publication of articles "On Population" and "On Competition" in the Encyclopédie du 19e Siècle (1846).

Speech to the Second General Peace Congress in Paris 22-24 Aug., 1849 in both:

Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Peace Congress, held in Paris, on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th of Aug., 1849. Compiled from Authentic Documents, under the Superintendence of the Peace Congress Committee. (London: Charles Gilpin, 5, Bishopsgate Street Without, 1849), pp. 49-52. We have entitled the speech "Disarmament, Taxes, and the Influence of Political Economy on the Peace Movement."

Joseph Garnier, Congrès des amis de la paix universelle réuni à Paris en 1849;

Items discovered by Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean and in his possession:

"Two More Articles on Postal Reform II" (no date)
"Letter to an unidentified Friend in Defence of a Refugee" (Lette à un ami non identifié pour la défense d’un refugié) (1835.09)
"The Canal beside the Adour" (Canal latéral à l'Adour) (1837)
"Two Articles on the Basque Language" (La Chalosse, 1-8 April 1838)
"Parliamentary Conflicts of Interest" (Sentinelle des Pyrenées, 21 and 25 March 1843)
Three Articles on "Free Trade" in La Sentinelle des Pyrénées (May/June 1843)
"Proposition for the Creation of a School for Sons of Sharecroppers" (Paper presented to Chamber of Agriculture of the Landes) (1844)

Transcriptions of Bastiat's remarks at meetings of the Political Economy Society can be found in the "Chronique" section of the Journal des Économistes as well as in the Annales de la Société d’Économie Politique (1889):

Annales de la Société d’Économie Politique. Publiées sous la direction de Alph. Courtois fils, secrétaire perpétuel, Tome premier 1846-1853 (Paris: Guillaumin,1889).

P. Ronce, Frédéric Bastiat. Sa vie, son oeuvre (Paris: Guillaumin, 1905). Appendices, pp. 277-314; and pieces of 6 previously unpublished letters.

The Liberty Fund Edition of the Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat↩

The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat, translated from the French by Jane and Michel Willems. General Editor, Jacques de Guenin. Translation editor Dennis O’Keeffe. Academic Editor, David M. Hart (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2011-).

Vol. 1: The Man and the Statesman: The Correspondence and Articles on Politics, translated from the French by Jane and Michel Willems, with an introduction by Jacques de Guenin and Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean. Annotations and Glossaries by Jacques de Guenin, Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean, and David M. Hart. Translation editor Dennis O’Keeffe (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2011). </titles/2393>.
Vol. 2: The Law, The State, and Other Political Writings, 1843-1850, Jacques de Guenin, General Editor. Translated from the French by Jane Willems and Michel Willems, with an introduction by Pascal Salin. Annotations and Glossaries by Jacques de Guenin, Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean, and David M. Hart. Translation Editor Dennis O’Keeffe. Academic Editor, David M. Hart (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2012). </titles/2450>.
Vol. 3: Economic Sophisms and "What is Seen and What is Not Seen." Introduction by David M. Hart [forthcoming]
Vol. 4: Miscellaneous Works on Economics: From "Jacques-Bonhomme" to Le Journal des Économistes.Introduction by Jörg Guido Hülsmann.[forthcoming]
Vol. 5: Economic Harmonies. Introduction by Donald Boudreaux. [forthcoming]
Vol. 6: The Struggle Against Protectionism: The English and French Free-Trade Movements. Introductions by Steven Davies and David M. Hart. [forthcoming]

The following is a list of the scholarly apparatus for the Liberty Fund edition which includes the introductions, appendices, glossaries, and bibliographies:

vol. 1:
- Jacques de Guenin, "General Editor’s Note"
- Jacques de Guenin and Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean, "General Introduction"
- David M. Hart, "Introduction to the Correspondence"
- Glossary of Persons, Glossary of Places, and Glossary of Subjects and Terms
- "Appendix: List of the Correspondence by Recipient"
- "Bibliography of Primary Sources"
vol. 2:
- Pascal Salin, "Introduction"
- David M. Hart, "Bastiat’s Political Writings: Anecdotes and Reflections"
- Glossary of Persons, Glossary of Places, and Glossary of Subjects and Terms
- Bibliographical Note on the Works Cited in This Volume
- Bibliography
vol. 3:
- [in production]

A Chronological List of the Works of Frédéric Bastiat (1819-1851)↩

Abbreviations↩

0000 = we have no date of publication for the title
1847.02.14 = the work was published on Feb. 14, 1847
ASEP = Annales de la Société d’Économie Politique. Publiées sous la direction de Alph. Courtois fils, secrétaire perpétuel, Tome premier 1846-1853 (Paris: Guillaumin,1889).
CH = Letters from Lettres d’un habitant des Landes, Frédéric Bastiat. Edited by Mme Cheuvreux. (1877)
CW = the Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat (Liberty Fund edition)
CW1 = volume 1 of The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat
OC = Oeuvres complètes de Frédéric Bastiat (Paillottet/Guillaumin edition)
OC1.9 = the 9th article in vol. 1 of the Oeuvres complètes
DMH = text discovered by David M. Hart which is not in Paillottet's OC
Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle (1846) = Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle: répertoire universel des sciences, des lettres et des arts avec la biographie de tous les hommes célèbres, ed. Ange de Saint-Priest (Impr. Beaulé, Lacour, Renoud et Maulde, 1846)
ES1 = Economic Sophisms. First Series (published Jan. 1846)
ES1.10 = the tenth essay in ES1
ES2 = Economic Sophisms. Second Series (published Jan. 1848)
ES3 = Economic Sophisms. Third Series (compiled and published by LF in 2015 in CW3)
EH = Economic Harmonies
JCPD = the original document was unpublished and is in the possession of Jean-Claude Paul-Dejean
JDE = Journal des Économistes
LÉ = Le Libre-Échange
n.d. = no date of publication is known
PP = Prosper Paillottet, the editor of FB's OC
Ronce = P. Ronce, Frédéric Bastiat. Sa vie, son oeuvre (Paris: Guillaumin, 1905).
SP = La Sentinelle des Pyrénées
PES = Political Economy Society (Société d'Économie Politique)
T = either means "volume" (tome) or "Text" ID number (as in T.28)
T.1 = text number one in the chronological table of contents of his writings

Method of Citing the Works↩

T.75 (1847.01.17) “The Utopian" (L’utopiste), Le Libre-Échange, 17 January 1847. [ES2.11] [OC4.2.11, pp. 203–12] [CW3]
text number in chronological ToC, date of publication, English title, French title, place and date of original publication, location in ES, location in French OC, LF’s CW volume.
Letter 3. Bayonne, 18 March 1820. To Victor Calmètes [OC1, p. 3]
letter number in CW1, place and date letter written, recipient, location in OC

1819-1839↩

Letters: 1819-39↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 1-20) begins here and ends here.

Letter 1. Bayonne, 12 Sept. 1819. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 1-2)
Letter 2. Bayonne, 5 March 1820. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 2-3)
Letter 3. Bayonne, 18 March 1820. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, p. 3)
Letter 4. Bayonne, 10 Sept. 1820. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, p. 4)
Letter 5. Bayonne, Oct. 1820. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 4-5)
Letter 6. Bayonne, 29 Apr. 1821. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, p. 5)
Letter 7. Bayonne, 10 Sept. 1821. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 5-6)
Letter 8. Bayonne, 8 Dec. 1821. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 6-8)
Letter 9. Bayonne, 20 Oct. 1821. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 8-9)
Letter 10. Bayonne, Dec. 1822. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 9-10)
Letter 11. Bayonne, 15 Dec. 1824. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 14-16)
Letter 12. Bayonne, 8 Jan. 1825. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 16-17)
Letter 13. Bordeaux, 9 Apr. 1827. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 18-20)
Letter 14. Mugron, 3 Dec. 1827. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 20-21)
Letter 15. Mugron, 12 March 1829. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, p. 10)
Letter 16. Mugron, July 1829. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 10-11)
Letter 17. Bayonne, 4 Aug. 1830. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 21-24)
Letter 18. Bayonne, 5 Aug. 1830. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 24-27)
Letter 19. Bayonne, 22 Apr. 1831. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, p. 12)
Letter 20. Bordeaux, 2 March 1834. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 27-28)

Books and Articles: 1819-39↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.1	1822.01.12	"Letter to a Candidate" (Lettre à M. *, en réponse à la sienne du 12 Jan.) (A Letter to M. * in reply to His Letter of 12 Jan.)		OC7.71, pp. 298-99	CW1, pp. 410-11
T.296	before 1830	“On the Romans as Plundering Villains”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Baccalaureate and Socialism”. He estimated that it had been written sometime before 1830.	OC4, pp. 454-55	CW2, pp. 194-95
T.297	before 1830	“On the Romans and Self-sacrifice"	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Baccalaureate and Socialism”. He estimated that it had been written sometime before 1830.	OC4, pp. 490-91	CW2, pp. 223-24
T.289	1830.??	“The Poetry of Civilization” (La Poésie de la Civilisation)	Ronce says he found this in FB's papers and thinks it was written sometime before 1830. In Ronce, Appendix VI, pp. 302-3		CW4
T.2	1830.11	"To the Electors of the Département of the Landes" (Aux électeurs du département des Landes)		OC1, pp. 217-31	CW1, p. 341-52
T.104	1831.??	"Letter to M. Saulnier, Editor of La Revue britannique (on the cost of government in the U.S. and France)"	Paillottet included this letter in a footnote with the pamphlet Peace and Freedom or the Republican Budget (Feb. 1849). He states in was written "in his retreat in Mugron many years ago."	OC5, pp. 443-45	CW2, pp. 308-10 (also CW4)
T.285	1833.??	“On Certainty” (De la certitude)	Ronce says this sketch was written around 1833 and found in his notebooks. In Ronce, Appendix II, pp. 284-87		CW4
T.3	1834.??	"On a New Secondary School to Be Founded in Bayonne" (D’un nouveau collège à fonder)	Published in an unnamed Bayonne newspaper in 1834	OC7.2, pp. 4-10	CW1, p. 415-19
T.4	1834.??	"On a Petition in favor of Polish Refugees" (D’une pétition en faveur des réfugiés polonais)	Published in an unnamed Bayonne newspaper in 1834.	OC7.1, pp. 1-4	CW4
T.5	1834.04	"Reflections on the Petitions from Bordeaux, Le Havre, and Lyons Relating to the Customs Service" (Réflexions sur les pétitions de Bordeaux, Le Havre et Lyon, concernant les Douanes)	[no information about this piece other than the date provided by PP]	OC1, pp. 231-43	CW2.1, pp. 1-9
T.6	1835.09	"Letter to "Charles" in Support of a Polish Refugee" (Lette à un ami non identifié pour la défense d’un refugié)	Mugron, 1 Sept. 1835	JCPD	CW4
T.7	1837.06.18	"The Canal beside the Adour" (Canal latéral à l'Adour)	5 articles, 18 June 1837 - 20 Aug. 1837, La Chalosse, nos. 28-37	JCPD	CW4
T.8	1837.06.??	"Untitled Fragment" (on a shareholder in a canal company)	no date; mentions canal building, FB wrote on canals in June 1837	OC7.69, p. 289	CW1, p. 410
T.9	1838.02.11	"Reflections on the Question of Dueling (Report) " (Compte rendu d'une brochure de F. Coudroy sur la question des duels) (Revue of a Pamphlet by F. Coudroy on Dueling)	La Chalosse, 11 Feb. 1838	OC7.3, pp. 10-14	CW1, p. 309-12
T.10	1838.04.01	"Two Articles on the Basque Language" (Deux articles sur la langue basque)	La Chalosse, 1-8 April 1838	JCPD	CW1, p. 305-08

1840-1844↩

Letters: 1840-44↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 21-33) begins here and ends here.

Letter 21. Bayonne, 16 June 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 29)
Letter 22. Madrid, 6 July 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 29-32)
Letter 23. Madrid, 16 July 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 32-34)
Letter 24. Madrid, 17 Aug. 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 34-39)
Letter 25. Lisbonne, 24 Oct. 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 39-42)
Letter 26. Lisbonne, 7 Nov. 1840. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 42)
Letter 27. Paris, 2 Jan. 1841. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 43-44)
Letter 28. Paris, 11 Jan. 1841. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 44-45)
Letter 29. Bagnères, 10 July 1844. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 45-46)
Letter 30. Eaux-Bonnes, 26 July 1844. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 46-49)
Letter 209. To M. Muiron (Eaux-Bonnes, 7 Nov. 1844), Ronce, pp. 86-87 [CW4]
Letter 31. Mugron, 9 Nov. 1844. To M. Laurence (OC7, pp. 369-71)
Letter 32. Mugron, 24 Nov. 1844. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 106-9)
Letter 33. Mugron, 24 Nov. 1844. To Horace Say (OC7, pp. 377-80)

Books and Articles: 1840-44↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.11	1840.??	"Parliamentary Reform" (Réforme parlementaire)	sometime post-1840	OC7.70, pp. 289-92	CW1, pp. 457-63
T.12	1841.01	"The Tax Authorities and Wine" (Le Fisc et la vigne)		OC1, pp. 243-59	CW2.2, pp. 10-23
T.286	1841.01.15	“Proposals for an Association of Wine-Producing Interests.”	Documents relating to an Association for the Defence of Wine-Producing Interests planned by Bastiat. According to Ronce they were written shortly after FB returned from a trip to Spain and Portugal in 1840. In three parts: 1. Une Association; pp. 287-88; 2. Statuts de l’Association, pp. 288-92; 3. Prospectus du Journal de l'Association, Le Midi, pp. 292-95. In Ronce, Appendix III, pp. 287-95.	Ronce	CW4
T.298	1843.??	“On the Cost of Being Governed”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to "Discourse on the Tax on Wines and Spirits". He says it was dated 1843.	OC5, pp. 483-85	CW2, pp. 339-41
T.13	1843.01.22	"Memoir Presented to the Société d’agriculture, commerce, arts, et sciences du département des Landes on the Wine-Growing Question" (Mémoire présenté à la société d’agriculture, commerce, arts et sciences, du département des Landes sur la question vinicole)		OC1, pp. 261-83	CW2.3, pp. 25-42
T.14	1843.03.21	"Parliamentary Conflicts of Interest" (Incompatibilités Parlementaires)	Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 21 and 25 March 1843	JCPD	CW1, pp. 452-57
T.266	1843.05.18	"Free Trade. State of the Question in England. 1st Article"	"Free Trade. State of the Question in England" - 3 articles published in La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 18 May to 1 June 1843.	JCPD	CW6
T.267	1843.05.25	"Free Trade. State of the Question in England. 2nd Article"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 25 May 1843	JCPD	CW6
T.268	1843.06.01	"Free Trade. State of the Question in England. 3rd Article"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 1 June 1843	JCPD	CW6
T.269	1843.12.02	"The Balance of Trade"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 2 December 1843	JCPD	CW6
T.270	1843.12.13	"To the Editor in Chief of La Presse. Reply to the article dated 30 November on Navigation"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 13 December 1843	JCPD	CW6
T.271	1843.12.14	"Reply to La Presse"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 14 December 1843	JCPD	CW6
T.15	1844.??	"Freedom of Trade" (Liberté du commerce)	Unanamed newspaper in the south of France 1844	OC7.4, pp. 14-20	CW1, pp. 421-25
T.16	1844.??	"Proposition for the Creation of a School for Sons of Sharecroppers" (Proposition de création d'une école d'apprentis agricoles)	Paper presented to Chamber of Agriculture of Les Landes	JCPD	CW1, pp. 334-40
T.17	1844.??	"On the Division of the Land Tax in the Department of Les Landes" (De la répartition de la contribution foncière dans le Département des Landes)		OC1, pp. 283-333	CW4
T.272	1844.07.02	"The Sugar Question in England"	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 2 July 1844	JCPD	CW6
T.18	1844.08.03	"Postal Reform" (La Reforme postale)	La Sentinelle des Pyrénées, 3 and 6 August, 1844	JCPD	CW4
T.19	1844.10.15	"On the Influence of French and English Tariffs on the Future of the Two People" (De l'influence des tarifs français et anglais sur l'avenir des deux peuples)	Journal des Économistes, T. IX, Oct. 1844, pp. 244-71. (This was FB's breakthrough article which brought him to the attention of the Parisian economists.)	OC1, pp. 334-86	CW6

1845↩

Letters: 1845↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 34-49) begins here and ends here.

Letter 216: Letter to Félix Coudroy (1845). This previously unpublished letter was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Reflection on the Question of Dueling”. He states it was written in 1845. [OC7, p. 10] [CW1, p. 309]
Letter 34. Mugron, 7 March 1845. To M. Ch. Dunoyer, membre de l'Institut (OC7, pp. 371-72)
Letter 35. Mugron, 7 March 1845. To M. Al. de Lamartine. (OC7, pp. 373-74)
Letter 36. Mugron, 8 Apr. 1845. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 109-10)
Letter 37. Paris, May 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 50-52)
Letter 38. Paris, 23 May 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 52-54)
Letter 39. Paris, 5 June 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 54-57)
Letter 40. Paris, 16 June 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 57-59)
Letter 41. Paris, 18 June 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 59-60)
Letter 42. Paris, 3 July 1845 (11pm). To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 60-62)
Letter 43. London, July 1845. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 62-65)
Letter 44. London, 8 July 1845. To Richard Cobden (OC1, 110-11)
Letter 45. Paris, 29 July 1845. To M. Paulton. (OC7, pp. 374-77)
Letter 46. Mugron, 2 Oct. 1845. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 111-15)
Letter 47. Mugron, 24 Oct. 1845. To M. Potonié (JCPD)
Letter 48. Mugron, 13 Dec. 1845. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 115-18)
Letter 49. Mugron, 20 Dec. 1845. To Alcide Fonteyraud (OC1, pp. 194-97)

Books and Articles: 1845↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.20	1845.??	"On the Book by M. Dunoyer. On The Liberty of Working" (Sur l'ouvrage de M. Dunoyer, De la Liberté du travail)	Unpublished draft, possibly written in March when Dunoyer's book was published	OC1.10, pp. 428-33.	CW4
T.21	1845.??	"Other Questions submitted to the General Councils of Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commerce, in 1845" (D’autres questions soumises aux conseils généraux de l’agriculture, des manufactures et du commerce, en 1845)	(no info given)	OC7.5, pp. 20-29	CW6
T.22	1845.??	"The Elections. A Dialog between a deep-thinking Supporter and a Countryman" (Les élections. Dialogue entre un profond Publiciste et un Campagnard)	No date given, but mentions King and Chamber of Peers so pre-Feb. 1848; calls this a “sophism” so possibly 1845 when he began writing sophisms in earnest	OC7.68, pp. 280-88	CW1, p. 404-9
T.23	1845.01.15	"Letter from an Economist to M. de Lamartine. On the occasion of his article entitled: The Right to Work" (Un économiste à M. de Lamartine. A l'occasion de son écrit intitulé: Du Droit au travail)	Journal des Économistes, Feb. 1845, T. 10, no. 39, pp. 209-223	OC1.9, pp. 406-28	CW4
T.287	1845.02.20	“Letter from Lamartine to Bastiat” (Lettre de Lamartine à Frédéric Bastiat)	Paris, 20 février 1845. In Ronce, Appendix IV, pp. 295-97	Ronce.	CW4
T.24	1845.04.15	"Abundance and Scarcity" (Abondance, disette)	Journal des Économistes, April 1845, T. 11, no. 41, p. 1-8; also ES1.1	[OC4.1.1, pp. 5-14	CW3 - ES1.1
T.25	1845.04.15	"Obstacle and Cause" (Obstacle, cause)	Journal des Économistes, April 1845, T. 11, no. 41, p. 8-10; also ES1.2	OC4.1.2, pp. 15-18	CW3 - ES1.2
T.26	1845.04.15	"Effort and Result" (Effort, résultat)	Journal des Économistes, April 1845, T. 11,no. 41, p. 10-16; also ES1.3	[OC4.1.3, pp. 19-27	CW3 - ES1.3
T.27	1845.06	Cobden et la ligue, ou l’Agitation anglaise pour la liberté du commerce (Paris: Guillaumin, 1845) (Cobden and the League, or the English Movement for Free Trade)	FB's first book was reviewed in the July 1845 edition of JDE, T. 11, no. 44, p. 446 so it was probably published in June. It consists of a lengthy "Introduction" by Bastiat, which we include in the CW6, and his lengthy summaries and translations of meetings, newspaper accounts, and other material produced by the Anti-Corn Law League (which we do not include). We do however include some of FB's commentary and analysis. FB's "Introduction" to Cobden et la Ligue (1845), pp. i-xcvi.	OC3, pp. 1-80	CW6
T.284	1845.06	"Note on Economic and Social Harmonies"	Undated Note by FB on Economic and Social Harmonies found among his papers (c. June 1845). Ronce, pp. 227-8. It can also be found in Fontenay’s “Notice” in OC1 and the Foreword to 2nd ed. of EH.	Ronce.	CW4
T.28	1845.06.15	"The Economic Situation of Great Britain: Financial Reforms and Agitation for Commercial Freedom" (Situation économique de la Grande-Bretagne. Réformes financières. Agitation pour la liberté commerciale)	Journal des Économistes, June 1845, T. XI, no. 43, pp. 233-265. This article is an extract from Bastiat's introduction to Cobden and the League, pp. vii ff.	DMH	??
T.29	1845.07.15	"Equalizing the Conditions of Production" (Égaliser les conditions de production)	Journal des Économistes, July 1845, T. 11, no. 44, p. 345-56; also ES1.4	OC4.1.4, pp. 27-45	CW3 - ES1.4
T.30	1845.07.15	"Our Products are weighed down with Taxes" (Nos produits sont grevés de taxes)	Journal des Économistes, July 1845, T. 11, no. 44, p. 356-60; also ES1.5	OC4.1.5, pp. 46-52	CW3 - ES1.5
T.31	1845.08.15	"On the Future of the Wine Trade between France and England" (De l'avenir du commerce des vins entre la France et la Grande-Bretagne)	Journal des Économistes, Aug. 1845, T. 12, no. 45, pp. 72-74	OC1, pp. 387-92	CW6
T.32	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): VI. The Balance of Trade" (Balance du commerce)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12, no. 47, p. 201-04; also ES1.6	OC4, pp. 52-57	CW3 - ES1.6
T.33	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): VII. Petition by the Manufacturers of Candles, etc." (Pétition des fabricants de chandelles, etc.)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12,no. 47, p. 204-07; also ES1.7	OC4, pp. 57-62	CW3 - ES1.7
T.34	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): VIII. Differential Duties" (Droits différentiels)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12, no. 47, p. 207-08; also ES1.8	OC4, pp. 62-63	CW3 - ES1.8
T.35	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): IX. An immense Discovery!!!" (Immense découverte!!!)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12, no. 47, p. 208-11; also ES1.9	[OC4, pp. 63-67	CW3 - ES1.9
T.36	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): X. Reciprocity" (Réciprocité)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12, no. 47, p. 211; also ES1.10	[OC4, pp. 67-70	CW3 - ES1.10
T.37	1845.10.15	"Economic Sophisms (cont.): X. Nominal Prices" (Prix absolus)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1845, T. 12,no. 47, p. 213-15 (this chapter was originally numbered XII in the JDE but became chapter XI in the book version of Economic Sophisms and incorporated chapter XI. “Stulta et Puera”, from the JDE version p. 211-12; also ES1.11	OC4, pp. 70-74	CW3 - ES1.11
T.38	1845.11	(ES1) Sophismes économiques. Première série (Paris: Guillaumin, 1846) (Economic Sophisms. First Series):	Comprising articles published in the Journal des économistes, April, July, Oct. 1845 and other material. Conclusion is dated “Mugron, 2 Nov., 1845". Published in Paris, by Guillaumin, in Jan. 1846. The following chapters were not published previously (see below for details).	OC4, pp. 1-126	CW3 - ES1
T.39	1845.12.15	"The English Free Trade League and the German League" (La Ligue anglaise et la Ligue allemande. Réponse à la Presse)	Journal des Économistes, Dec. 1845, T. 13, no. 49, pp. 83-85	OC2.26, pp. 141-47	CW6
T.40	1845.12.15	"On the Questions submitted to the General Councils of Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commerce" (Sur les questions soumise aux conseils généraux de l’agriculture, des manufactures et du commerce)	Journal des Économistes, Dec. 1845, T. 13, no. 49, pp. 4-25	OC1, pp. 392-405	CW6

T.38 ES1. The following chapters were not published previously:

1845.12 ES1 [Author’s Introduction] [OC4.1.0, pp. 1-5]
1845.12 ES1.12 “La protection élève-t-elle le taux des salaires?” (Does Protection increase the Rate of Pay?) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 74-79]
1845.12 ES1.13 “Théorie, Pratique” (Theory and Practice) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 79-86]
1845.12 ES1.14 “Conflit de principes” (A Conflict of Principles) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 86-90]
1845.12 ES1.15 “Encore la réciprocité” (More Reciprocity) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 90-92]
1845.12 ES1.16 “Les fleuves obstrués plaidant pour les prohibitionistes” (Blocked Rivers pleading in favor of the Prohibitionists) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 92-93]
1845.12 ES1.17 “Un chemin de fer négatif” (A Negative Railway] [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 93-94]
1845.12 ES1.18 “Il n'y a pas de principes absolus” (There are no Absolute Principles) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 94-97]
1845.12 ES1.19 “Indépendance nationale” (National Independence) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 97-99]
1845.12 ES1.20 “Travail humain, travail national” (Human Labor and Domestic Labor) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 100-05]
1845.12 ES1 21 “Matières premières” (Raw Materials) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 105-15]
1845.12 ES1 22 “Métaphores” (Metaphors) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 115-19]
1845.11 ES1 “Conclusion” (Conclusion) [signed “Mugron, 2 Nov., 1845”] [OC4, pp. 119-26]

1846↩

Letters: 1846↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 50-75) begins here and ends here.

Letter 50. Mugron, 13 Jan. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 118-21)
Letter 51. Mugron, 9 Feb. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 122-24)
Letter 52. Bordeaux, Feb. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 124-26)
Letter 53. Bordeaux, 19 Feb. 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 65-66)
Letter 54. Bayonne, 4 March 1846. To Victor Calmètes (OC1, pp. 13-14)
Letter 55. Paris, 16 March 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 126-27)
Letter 56. Paris, 22 March 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 66-68)
Letter 57. Paris, 25 March 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 127-30)
Letter 58. Paris, 2 Apr. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 130-31)
Letter 59. Paris, 11 Apr. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 131-33)
Letter 60. Paris, 18 Apr. 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 68-70)
Letter 61. Paris, 3 May 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 70-71)
Letter 62. Paris, 4 May 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 71)
Letter 63. Paris, 24 May 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 72-73)
Letter 64. Paris, 25 May 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 133-34)
Letter 65. Mugron, 25 June 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 134-36)
Letter 66. Bordeaux, 21 July 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 136-38)
Letter 67. Bordeaux, 22 July 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 73-74)
Letter 68. Paris, 23 Sept. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 138-39)
Letter 69. Paris, 29 Sept. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 140-42)
Letter 70. Paris, 1 Oct. 1846. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 74-76)
Letter 71. Paris, 22 Oct. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 142-44)
Letter 72. Paris, 22 Nov. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 144-46)
Letter 73. Paris, 25 Nov. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 147-48)
Letter 74. Paris, 20 Dec. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 148-50)
Letter 75. Paris, 25 Dec. 1846. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 151-52)

Books and Articles: 1846↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.41	1846.??	"To M. de Larnac, Deputy of Les Landes, on Parliamentary Reform" (A M. de Larnac, député des Landes: De la réforme parlementaire)		OC1, pp. 480-506	CW1, p. 367-86
T.281	1846.??	"Competition" (Concurrence)	Early 1846. Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle: répertoire universel des sciences, des lettres et des arts avec la biographie de tous les hommes célèbres, ed. Ange de Saint-Priest (Paris: Au bureau de l'Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle, Impr. Beaulé, Lacour, Renoud et Maulde, 1846). Tome huitième, pp. 389-400. Republished as "On Competition" in JDE, May, 1846. See T. 64. Revised for EH, 1st ed. chap. 10.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.42	1846.01	Sophismes économiques. Première série (Paris: Guillaumin, 1846) (Economic Sophisms. First Series)	Published in Jan. 1846 from material written and published in 1845 (see above)	OC4, pp. 1-126	CW3 - ES1
T.43	1846.01.15	"Theft by Subsidy" (Le vol à la prime)	Journal des Économistes, Jan. 1846, T. XIII, no. 50, pp. 115-120; also ES2.9	OC4, pp. 189-98	CW3 - ES2.9
T.44	1846.02.08	"Plan for an Anti-Protectionist League" (Projet de ligue anti-protectionniste)	Mémorial bordelais, 8 Feb. 1846	OC7.6, pp. 30-33	CW6
T.45	1846.02.09	"Plan for an Anti-Protectionist League. Second Article" (Projet de ligue anti-protectionniste. 2e article)	Mémorial bordelais, 9 Feb. 1846	OC7.7, pp. 34-38	CW6
T.46	1846.02.10	"Plan for an Anti-Protectionist League. Third Article" (Projet de ligue anti-protectionniste. 3e article)	Mémorial bordelais, 10 Feb. 1846	OC7.8, pp. 38-42	CW6
T.47	1846.02.15	"Thoughts on Sharecropping" (Considérations sur le métayage)	Journal des Économistes, T.13, no. 51, Feb. 1846, pp. 225-239.	Not in OC	CW4
T.48	1846.02.18	"The Free Trade Association in Bordeaux" (Association pour la liberté des échanges à Bordeaux)	Mémorial bordelais, 18 Feb. 1846	OC7.9, pp. 43-46	CW6
T.49	1846.02.19	"Letter to the Editor of the Journal de Lille, mouth-piece of the northern interests" (À M. le rédacteur du Journal de Lille, organe des intérêts du nord)	Mémorial bordelais, 19 Feb. 1846	OC7.10, p. 47??	CW6
T.50	1846.02.23	"First Speech given in Bordeaux" (Premier discours, à Bordeaux)	found among FB's papers	OC2.42, pp. 229-38	CW6
T.51	1846.02.26	"The Theory of Profit" (Théorie du bénéfice)	Mémorial bordelais, 26 Feb. 1846	OC7.11, pp. 50-53	CW4
T.52	1846.03.08	“To the Editor of the Époque" (Au rédacteur de l’Époque)	Mémorial bordelais, 8 March 1846	OC7.12, 53 ??	CW6
T.53	1846.03.12	“Free Trade in Action" (Le libre-échange en action)	Mémorial bordelais, 12 March 1846	OC7.13, p. 58??	CW6
T.54	1846.04.01	“What is Commerce?" (Qu'est-ce que le commerce?)	Le Courrier français, 1 Apr. 1846	OC7.14, p. 63??	CW6
T.55	1846.04.06	“To the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce" (À M. le ministre de l’agriculture et du commerce)	Mémorial bordelais, 6 Apr. 1846	OC7.15, p. 66??	CW6
T.56	1846.04.11	“To the Editor of the Courrier français" (À monsieur le rédacteur du Courrier Français)	Le Courrier français, 11 Apr. 1846	OC7.16, p. 71??	CW6
T.57	1846.04.15	"To La Tribune and La Presse on the Question of the Treaty with Belgium" (La Tribune et la Presse; à propos du traité belge)	Journal des Économistes, T. XIV, Apr. 1846, no. 53, pp. 1-9	OC2.16, p. 81??	CW6
T.58	1846.04.23	"Postal Reform" (Réforme postale)	Mémorial bordelais, 23 Apr. 1846	OC7.17, pp. 78-83	CW4
T.59	1846.04.30	"Postal Reform. 2nd article" (Réforme postale. 2e article)	Mémorial bordelais, 30 Apr. 1846	OC7.18, pp. 83-91	CW4
T.60	1846.05.02	“Commercial Liberty" (La liberté commerciale)	Mémorial bordelais, 2 May 1846	OC7.19, 91??	CW6
T.61	1846.05.02	“First Letter to the Editor of the Journal des débats" (Lettre au rédacteur du Journal des Débats. Première lettre)	Journal des Débats, 2 May 1846	OC7.20, p. 96??	CW6
T.62	1846.05.10	"Declaration of Principles of the Free Trade Association" (Déclaration de principes (Association pour la liberté des échanges))	10 May, 1846; reprinted in LE 25 Apr. 1847, no. 22, p. 169; along with the Association's new programme.	OC2.1, pp. 1-4	CW6
T.63	1846.05.14	“Second Letter to the Editor of the Journal des débats" (Lettre au rédacteur du Journal des Débats. Seconde lettre)	Mémorial bordelais, 14 May 1846	OC7.21, p. 99??	CW6
T.64	1846.05.15	"On Competition" (De la concurrence)	Journal des Économistes, May 1846, T. XIV, no. 54, pp. 106-22; also EH chap. 10. 2nd half very similar, 1st half quite different. A note states that this article was written for l’Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle (no date given)	DMH	CW4??
T.65	1846.05.15	"Salt, the Mail, and the Customs Service" (Le sel, la poste et la douane)	Journal des Économistes, May 1846, T. XIV, no. 54, pp. 142-152; also ES2.12.	OC4, pp. 213-29	CW3 - ES2.12
T.66	1846.05.19	"On the Railway between Bordeaux and Bayonne. A Letter addressed to a Commission of the Chamber of Deputies" (Du chemin de fer de Bordeaux à Bayonne. Lettre adressée à une commission de la Chambre des députés)	Mémorial bordelais, 19 May 1846	OC7.22, pp. 103-8	CW1, p. 312-16
T.282	1846.06.??	"Population"	Encyclopédie du dix-neuvième siècle (1846), vol. XX, pp. 110-120. Probably mid-1846. Republished as "On Population" in JDE, Oct. 1846. See T.81.	Not in the OC. DMH	CW4
T.288	1846.06.??	“A Light-Hearted Look at Free Trade” (Libre-échange Gai)	Mid or late 1846. Ronce says in a discussion of some of the amusing articles FB wrote for LE that these unublished pieces were found in FB's papers. In three parts: 1. “One has to see it to believe it” (Il faut le voir pour le croire), pp. 297-99; 2. “The World turned upside down again” (Encore le monde renversé), pp. 299-300; 3. “A Simple Dialog” (Simple dialogue), p. 301. In Ronce, Appendix V, pp. 297-301.	Ronce.	CW4
T.67	1846.06.14	"To the Members of the Free Trade Association" (Aux membres de l’Association pour la liberté des échanges)	Mémorial bordelais, 14 June 1846	OC7.23, pp. 108-13	CW6
T.68	1846.06.15	"On the Redistribution of Wealth by M. Vidal" (De la répartition des richesses. Par M. Vidal)	Journal des Économistes, June 1846, T. 14, No. 55, pp. 243-49	OC1.12, pp. 440-51	CW4
T.69	1846.06.30	“To M. Tanneguy-Duchâtel, , Minister for the Interior" (À M. Tanneguy-Duchâtel, ministre de l’intérieur)	Mémorial bordelais, 30 June 1846	OC7.24, pp. 114-18	CW6
T.70	1846.07.01	“The Logic of the Moniteur industriel" (La logique du Moniteur industriel)	Mémorial bordelais, 1 July 1846	OC7.25, p. 119??	CW6
T.71	1846.07.01	"To the Electors of the District of Saint-Sever" (Aux électeurs de l'arrondissement de Saint-Sever (Mugron, 1 July, 1846))	Mugron, 1 July, 1846	OC1, p. 461	CW1, p. 352-67
T.72	1846.07.03	"Letter to Roger Dampierre" (Lettre à M. Dampierre)		OC7.72, pp. 300-3	CW1, p. 412-14
T.73	1846.08.19	"A Toast offered at the banquet in Honor of Richard Cobden by the Free Traders of Paris" (Toast porté au banquet offert à Cobden par les libre-échangistes de Paris)	Le Courrier français, 19 Aug. 1846; also in ASEP. All Toasts, pp. 36-54; FB's, pp. 49-50.	OC7.26, pp. 122-24	CW6
T.74	1846.08.22	“To the Editors of La Presse (1)" (Aux rédacteurs de la Presse (1))	Le Courrier français, 22 Aug. 1846	OC7.32, pp. 143-47	CW6
T.75	1846.08.24	"The Corn Laws and Workers’ Wages" (La loi des céréales et le salaire des ouvriers)	Le Courrier français, 24 Aug. 1846	OC7.27, pp. 125-28	CW6
T.76	1846.08.29	“Letter to the Moniteur industriel" (Lettre au Moniteur Industriel)	Le Courrier français, 29 Aug. 1846	OC7.28, pp. 128-30	CW6
T.77	1846.09.02	“To the Editors of La Presse (2)" (Aux rédacteurs de la Presse)	Le Courrier français, 2 Sept. 1846	OC7.33, pp. 148-52	CW6
T.78	1846.09.18	"To Artisans and Workers" (Aux artisans et aux ouvriers)	Le Courrier français, 18 Sept. 1846; also ES2.6	OC4, pp. 173-82	CW3 - ES2.6
T.79	1846.09.29	"Second Speech given in the Montesquieu Hall in Paris" (Deuxième discours, à Paris)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1846, T. 15, No. 59, pp. 288-92. Published as a separate pamphlet with speeches by Anison-Dupéron, Michel Chevalier, Horace Say, Louis Wolowski, FB: Deuxième Séance publique de l'Association pour la Liberté des Échanges. Tenue dans la Salle Montesquieu. Le 29 Septembre 1846 (Paris: Guillaumin, 1846). 40 pp. FB's speech, pp. 29-36.	OC2.43, pp. 238-46	CW6
T.80	1846.10.15	"Second Letter to M. de Lamartine (on price controls on food)" (Seconde lettre à Monsieur de Lamartine)	Journal des Économistes, Oct. 1846, T. 15, No. 59, pp. 265-70	OC1.13, pp. 452-60	CW4
T.81	1846.10.15	"On Population" (De la population)	Journal des Économistes, 15 Oct., 1846, T. XV, no. 59, pp. 217-234. A revised version of this article appeared as chap. 16 in the 2nd, posthumous edition of EH (1851), with explanatory notes by Fontenay.	Not in the OC.	CW4??
T.82	1846.10.15	"The minutes from a meeting of the Association pour la Liberté des échanges" (Deuxième réunion à Paris (le 29 septembre 1846))	transcription of Bastiat's remarks, JDE 15 Oct. 1846, T. XV, pp. 288-292.	DMH	[CW4]
T.83	1846.10.22	"To the Merchants of Le Havre (1)" (Aux négociants du Havre (1))	Mémorial bordelais, 22 Oct. 1846	OC7.29, pp. 131-34	CW6
T.84	1846.10.23	"To the Merchants of Le Havre (2)" (Aux négociants du Havre (2))	Mémorial bordelais, 23 Oct. 1846	OC7.30, pp. 134-38	CW6
T.85	1846.10.25	"To the Merchants of Le Havre (3)" (Aux négociants du Havre (3))	Mémorial bordelais, 25 Oct. 1846	OC7.31, pp. 138-43	CW6
T.86	1846.11.10	"To the Editors of Le National (1)" (Aux rédacteurs du National (1))	Le Courrier français, 10 Nov. 1846	OC7.34, pp. 152-59	CW6
T.87	1846.11.11	"To the Editors of Le National (2)" (Aux rédacteurs du National (2))	Le Courrier français, 11 Nov. 1846	OC7.35, pp. 159-66	CW6
T.88	1846.12.06	"Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc" (Post hoc, ergo propter hoc)	Le Libre-Échange, 6 Dec. 1846, no. 2, p. 11; also ES2.8	OC4, pp. 187-89	CW3 - ES2.8
T.89	1846.12.13	"On General Principles" (Sur les généralités)	Le Libre-Échange, 13 Dec. 1846, no. 3, pp. 18-19	OC2.4, pp. 12-15	CW6
T.90	1846.12.13	"The Right Hand and the Left Hand" (La main droite et la main gauche)	Le Libre-Échange, 13 Dec. 1846, no. 3, p. 24; also ES2.16	OC4, pp. 258-65	CW3 - ES2.16
T.91	1846.12.15	"On the Impact of the Protectionist Regime on Agriculture" (De l'influence du régime protecteur sur l'agriculture)	Journal des Économistes, Décembre 1846, T. XVI, no. 61, pp. 6-15.	OC2.7, pp. 25-39	CW6
T.92	1846.12.20	"Free Trade" (Le Libre-Échange)	Le Libre-Échange, 20 Dec. 1846, no. 4, p. 25	G2.2, pp. 4-7	CW6
T.93	1846.12.27	"What does Invasion amount to?" (A quoi se réduit l'invasion)	Le Libre-Échange, 27 Dec. 1846, no. 5, p. 38	OC2.11, pp. 58-63	CW6
T.94	1846.12.27	"Recipes for Protectionism" (Recettes protectionnistes)	Le Libre-Échange, 27 Dec. 1846, no. 5, p. 40	OC2.53, pp. 358-63	CW3 - ES3.1

1847↩

Letters: 1847↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 76-84) begins here and ends here.

Letter 76. Paris, 10 Jan. 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 152-54)
Letter 77. Paris, 11 March 1847. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 76-78)
Letter 78. Paris, 20 March 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 155-57)
Letter 79. Paris, 20 Apr. 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 157-59)
Letter 80. Paris, 5 July 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 159-62)
Letter 81. Paris, Aug. 1847. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 78)
Letter 82. Mugron, Monday, Oct. 1847. To Horace Say (OC7, p. 380)
Letter 83. Paris, 15 Oct. 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 162-66)
Letter 84. Paris, 9 Nov. 1847. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 166-68)

Books and Articles: 1847↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.95	1847.??	"A Little Manual for Consumers, in other words for Everyone" (Le petit manuel du consommateur ou de tout le monde)	An unpublished draft	OC2.61, pp. 409-15	CW3 - ES 3.17
T.96	1847.??	"Making a Mountain out of a Mole Hill" (Midi à quatorze heures)	an unpublished outline from 1847	OC2, pp. 400-09	CW3 - ES3.16
T.97	1847.??	"Anglomania, Anglophobia" (Anglomanie, Anglophobie)	a sketch from 1847	OC7.74, pp. 309-27	CW1, pp. 320-34 (also in CW3 as ES3.14)
T.98	1847.??	"Plan for a Speech on Free Trade to be given in Bayonne" (Projet de discours libre-échangiste à prononcer à Bayonne)	likely late 1847, no date, unpublished	OC7.38, pp. 178-93	CW6
T.99	1847.??	"One Man’s gain is another Man’s Loss" (Le profit de l'un est le dommage de l'autre)	no date given but probably 1847	OC7.75, pp. 327-28	CW3 - ES3.15
T.299	late 1847	“The Difference between a Contract and an Act of Benevolence”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Justice and Fraternity". He dated it late-1847.	OC4, p. 311	CW2, p. 70
T.100	1847.01.03	"Limits which the Free Trade Association imposes" (Bornes que s'impose l'Association pour la liberté des échanges)	Le Libre-Échange, 3 Jan. 1847, no. 6, p. 43	OC2.3, pp. 7-11	CW6
T.101	1847.01.15	"Organisation and Liberty" (Organisation et liberté)	Journal des Économistes, T. XVI, Janvier 1847, no. 62, pp. 106-13	OC2.27, pp. 147-58	CW6
T.102	1847.01.17	"The Utopian" (L'utopiste)	Le Libre-Échange, 17 Jan. 1847, no. 8, pp. 63-64; also ES2.11	OC4, pp. 203-12	CW3 - ES2.11
T.103	1847.01.24	"The Sliding Scale" (L’échelle mobile)	Le Libre-Échange, 24 Jan. 1847, no. 9, pp. 65-66	OC2.9, pp. 44-47	CW6
T.105	1847.01.24	"M. de Noailles to the Chamber of Peers 1. (on Perfidious Albion)" (M. de Noailles à la Chambre des Pairs)	Le Libre-Échange, 24 Jan. 1847, no. 9, p. 66	OC2.38, pp. 216-19	CW4
T.106	1847.01.31	“Reflections on the year 1846" (Réflexions sur l'année 1846)	Le Libre-Échange, 31 Jan. 1847, no. 10, p. 73	OC2.6, pp. 22-25	CW6
T.107	1847.01.31	“The Inanity of the Protection of Agriculture" (Inanité de la protection de l'agriculture)	Le Libre-Échange, 31 Jan. 1847, no. 10, pp. 73-74	OC2.8, pp. 39-44	CW6
T.108	1847.02.07	"England and Free Trade" (L’Angleterre et le Libre-Échange)	Le Libre-Échange, 7 Feb. 1847, no. 11, pp. 81-82	OC2.32, pp. 177-85	CW6
T.109	1847.02.07	"Two Principles" (Deux principes: le but du travail et de la production)	Le Libre-Échange, 7 Feb. 1847, no. 11, p. 88	OC2, pp. 363-70	CW3 - ES3.2
T.110	1847.02.14	"Domination through Work" (Domination par le travail)	Le Libre-Échange, 14 Feb. 1847, no. 12, pp. 93-94; also ES2.17	OC4, pp. 265-71	CW3 - ES2.17
T.111	1847.02.21	"A Curious Economic Phenomenon. Financial Reform in England" (Curieux phénomène économique. La Réforme financière en Angleterre)	Le Libre-Échange, 21 Feb. 1847, no. 13, pp. 97-98	OC2.32, pp. 186-93	CW4
T.112	1847.03.07	"The Impact of Free Trade on the Relations between People" (Influence du Libre-Échange sur les relations des peuples)	Le Libre-Échange, 7 March 1847, no. 15, pp. 115-16	OC2.31, pp. 170-77	CW6
T.113	1847.03.14	“The Democratic Party and Free Trade" (Le parti démocratique et le libre-échange)	Le Libre-Échange, 14 March 1847, no. 16, pp. 121-22	OC2.17, pp. 93-100	CW6
T.114	1847.03.14	“On the Free Importation of Foreign Cattle" (De la libre introduction du bétail étranger)	Le Libre-Échange, 14 March 1847, no. 16, p. 122	OC2.13, pp. 68-71	CW6
T.115	1847.03.21	“On the Prohibition of Exporting Grain" (Sur la défense d'exporter les céréales)	Le Libre-Échange, 21 March 1847, no. 17, p. 129	OC2.14, pp. 72-77	CW6
T.116	1847.03.21	“To increase the price of food is to lower the value of wages" (Hausse des aliments, baisse des salaires)	Le Libre-Échange, 21 March 1847, no. 17, pp. 130-31	OC2.15, pp. 77-80	CW6
T.117	1847.03.21	"Something Else" (Autre chose)	Le Libre-Échange, 21 March 1847, no. 17, pp. 135-36	OC4, pp. 241-51	CW3 - ES2.14
T.118	1847.04.04	"Two Methods of Equalizing Taxes" (Deux modes d'égalisation de taxes); original title: "Le libre échange demontre par l'example du sucre de betteraves" (Free Trade makes its point with the example of Beet Sugar)	Le Libre-Échange, 4 April 1847, no. 19, p. 152	OC2.40, pp. 222-25	CW4
T.119	1847.04.18	“Le National” (Le National)	Le Libre-Échange, 18 Apr. 1847, no. 21, pp. 161-62	OC2.19, pp. 104-10	CW6
T.120	1847.04.18	“The World Turned Up-side Down" (Le monde renversé)	Le Libre-Échange, 18 Apr. 1847, no. 21, pp. 162-63	OC2.20, pp. 110-11	CW6
T.121	1847.04.25	"Programme of the French Free Trade Association"	Le Libre-Échange, 25 Apr. 1847, no. 22, pp. 170-73. The original "Declaration of Principles" of 10 May, 1846 signed by Bastiat and the Duc d'Harcourt is reprinted, along with the Association's new programme.	DMH	CW6?
T.122	1847.04.25	“Democracy and Free Trade" (Démocratie et libre-échange)	Le Libre-Échange, 25 Apr. 1847, no. 22, p. 174	OC2.18, pp. 100-4 ??	CW6
T.123	1847.04.25	"The Free Trader’s Little Arsensal" (Le petit arsenal du libre-échangiste)	Le Libre-Échange, 25 April 1847, no. 22, pp. 175-76. Also published as a stand alone pamphlet - Frédéric Bastiat, Le Petit Arsenal du Libre-Échange (impr. de E. Crugy, 1847). Also ES2.15	OC4, pp. 251-57.	CW3 - ES2.15
T.124	1847.05.02	“The Sliding Scale and its Impact on England" (L’échelle mobile et ses effets en Angleterre)	Le Libre-Échange, 2 May 1847, no. 23, pp. 177-78	OC2.10, pp. 48-57	CW6
T.125	1847.05.02	"Mr. Cunin-Gridaine's Logic" (La logique de M. Cunin-Gridaine])	Le Libre-Échange, 2 May 1847, no. 23, p. 184	OC2, pp. 370-73	CW3 - ES3.3
T.126	1847.05.09	“Subsistance Farming" (Subsistances)	Le Libre-Échange, 9 May 1847, no. 24, p. 185	OC2.12, pp. 63-68	CW6
T.127	1847.05.09	“The Emperor of Russia" (L’empereur de Russie)	Le Libre-Échange, 9 May 1847, no. 24, pp. 185-86	OC2.29, pp. 164-68	CW6
T.128	1847.05.09	"One Profit against Two Losses" (Un profit contre deux pertes)	Le Libre-Échange, 9 May 1847, no. 24, p. 192	OC2, pp. 377-84	CW3 - ES3.4
T.129	1847.05.23	"The People and the Bourgeoisie" (Peuple et bourgeoisie)	Le Libre-Échange, 23 May 1847, no. 26, p. 202	OC2, pp. 348-55	CW3 - ES3.6
T.130	1847.05.23	"On Moderation" (De la modération)	Le Libre-Échange, 23 May 1847, no. 26, p. 201	OC2, pp. 343-48	CW3 - ES3.5
T.131	1847.05.30	"Two Losses against One Profit" (Deux pertes contre un profit. À M. Arago, de l'Académie des Sciences)	Le Libre-Échange, 30 May 1847, no. 27, pp. 215-16	OC2, pp. 384-91	CW3 - ES3.7
T.132	1847.05.30	“The Free Trade King" (Le Roi libre-échangiste)	Le Libre-Échange, 30 May 1847, no. 27, p. 210	OC7.36, pp.167-69	CW6
T.133	1847.06.??	"Electoral Sophisms" (Sophismes électoraux)	mentions Maynooth bill (fn. 2, p. 402) so after 1845; also in “The Tax Collector” ES2.10 (late 1847??) also mentions General standing for election	OC7.67, pp. 271-80	CW1, p. 397-404
T.134	1847.06.13	"Speech given in the Duphot Hall" (Discours à la salle Duphot)	Le Libre-Échange, 13 June 1847, no. 29, pp. 227-28	OC7.37, pp. 170-78	CW6
T.135	1847.06.13	"The War against Chairs of Political Economy" (Guerre aux chaires d’économie politique)	Le Libre-Échange, 13 June 1847, no. 29, p. 232; also published as a chapter in the pamphlet Plunder and Law (1850), pp. 42-52.	OC5, pp. 16-22	CW2.14, pp. 277-81
T.136	1847.06.20	"The Salt Tax" (L'impôt du sel)	Le Libre-Échange, 20 June 1847, no. 30, p. 237. (not signed by FB)	OC2.41, pp. 225-28	CW4
T.137	1847.06.20	"The Fear of a Word" (La peur d'un mot)	Le Libre-Échange, 20 June, 1847, no. 30, pp. 239-40	OC2, pp. 392-400	CW3 - ES3.13
T.138	1847.06.20	"Political Economy of the Generals" (L'économie politique des généraux)	Le Libre-Échange, 20 June 1847, no. 30, p. 234	OC2, pp. 355-58	CW3 - ES3.8
T.139	1847.06.27	"The Single-Tax in England. The Proposal of Mr. Ewart" (La taxe unique en Angleterre, proposition de M. Ewart)	Le Libre-Échange, 27 June 1847, no. 31, pp. 245-46	OC2.37, pp. 209-16	CW4
T.140	1847.06.27	“On Communism" (Du Communisme)	Le Libre-Échange, 27 June 1847, no. 31, pp. 244-45	OC2.22, pp. 116-24	CW6
T.141	1847.07.03	"Third Speech given in Paris at the Taranne Hall" (Troisième discours, à Paris)	FB papers	OC2.44, pp. 246-59	CW6
T.142	1847.07.11	“Another Reply to La Presse on the Nature of Commerce" (Autre réponse à la Presse sur la nature des échanges)	Le Libre-Échange, 11 July 1847, no. 33, pp. 257-58	OC2.28, pp. 158-64	CW6
T.143	1847.07.11	"On the Eulogy of M. Charles Comte by M. Mignet" (Sur l'éloge de Ch. Comte. Par M. Mignet); original title: "Variétés: Notice sur M. Charles Comte. Par M. Mignet"	Le Libre-Échange, 11 July 1847, no. 33, p. 264	OC1.11, pp. 434-39	CW4
T.144	1847.07.25	"High Prices and Low Prices" (Cherté, bon marché)	Le Libre-Échange, 25 July 1847, no. 35, pp. 273-74; also ES2.5	OC4, pp. 163-73	CW3 - ES2.5
T.145	1847.08.??	"Fourth Speech given in Lyon" (Quatrième discours, à Lyon)	early Aug., FB papers	OC2.45, pp. 260-73	CW6
T.146	1847.08.??	"Fifth Speech given in Lyon" (Cinquième discours, à Lyon)	Aug., FB papers	OC2.46, pp. 273-93	CW6
T.147	1847.08.??	"Sixth Speech given in Marseilles" (Sixième discours, à Marcheille)	late Aug., FB papers	OC2.47, pp. 293-311	CW6
T.148	1847.08.15	"A Letter from M. F. Bastiat: The Three Chief Accusations made by the journal L’Atelier" (Lettre de M. F. Bastiat: Les trois chefs d’accusation du journal l’Atelier)	Journal des Économistes, T. XVIII, no. 69, Aug. 1847, p. 68-71. Dated in JDE “Gray, 28 July, 1847”. In OC2 it is dated 12 Sept., 1847.	OC2.23, pp. 124-31	CW6
T.149	1847.09	"Draft Preface for the Harmonies" (Projet de préface pour les Harmonies)	probably written Fall or late 1847	OC7.73, pp. 303-9	CW1, pp. 316-20
T.150	1847.09.05	"A Complaint" (Remonstrance)	Le Libre-Échange, 5 Sept. 1847, no. 41, p. 328	OC2, pp. 415-18	CW3 - ES3.9
T.151	1847.09.09	"A Letter (to Hippolyte Castille) (on intellectual property)" (Lettre)	Mugron, 9 Sept. 1847	OC2.49b, pp. 340-42	CW4
T.152	1847.09.15	"Minutes of a Public Meeting in Marseilles by the Free Trade Association: Speech by M. Bastiat" (Réunion publique à Marseille de l'Association pour la Liberté des Échanges: Discours de M. Bastiat)	Journal des Économistes, Septembre 1847, T. XVIII, no. 70, pp. 163-165. Report also given in Le Libre-Échange, 5 Sept. 1847, no. 41, pp. 325-27	DMH	CW6??
T.153	1847.11.07	"The League’s Second Campaign" (Seconde campagne de la ligue)	Le Libre-Échange, 7 Nov. 1847, no. 50, pp. 401-2	OC3.33, pp.449-58	CW6
T.154	1847.11.07	"The Spanish Association for the Defense of National Employment" (Association espagnole pour la défense du travail national : - le pont de la Bidassoa)	Le Libre-Échange, 7 Nov. 1847, no. 50, p. 404	OC2, pp. 429-35	CW3 - ES3.10
T.155	1847.11.14	"A Campaign Strategy proposed to the Free Trade Association" (D’un plan de campagne proposé à l'Association du Libre-Échange)	Le Libre-Échange, 14 Nov. 1847, no. 51, pp. 405-6	OC2.5, pp. 15-21	CW6
T.156	1847.11.14	“To the Members of the General Council of La Seine" (Aux membres du Conseil général de la Seine)	Le Libre-Échange, 14 Nov. 1847, no. 51, pp. 409-10	OC7.39, pp. 193-98	CW6
T.157	1847.11.14	"Bastiat's reply to a letter by Blanqui on purely political matters and free trade"	Le Libre-Échange, 14 Nov. 1847, no. 51, p. 407	OC2.1, footnote pp. 3-4	CW6
T.158	1847.11.21	“To the Members of the General Council of La Niève" (Aux membres du Conseil général de la Nièvre)	Le Libre-Échange, 21 Nov. 1847, no. 52, pp. 414-15	OC7.40, pp. 199-206	CW6
T.159	1847.11.28	"The Specialists" (Les hommes spéciaux)	Le Libre-Échange, 28 Nov. 1847, no. 1 (2nd year), p. 7	OC2, pp. 373-77	CW3 - ES3.11
T.300	1847.11.28	“On the Difference between Illegal and Immoral Acts”	This is an extract from an article published in LE, 28 Nov. 1847. The original French editor Paillottet inserted it in a footnote to “Plunder and the Law”. We include the complete article in CW4.	OC5, pp. 2-4	CW2, pp. 267-68 and CW4
T.160	1847.12	Le Libre-Échange. Journal de l'Association pour la liberté des échanges. 1er année. 1846-1847. (Paris: Guillaumin and Chaix, 1847).	Guillaumin published the first 52 issues of the journal in book form. The 52nd issue was 21 Nov. 1847, thus the book was probably published in Dec. 1847
T.161	1847.12.12	“On the Export of Bullion" (Sur l'exportation du numéraire)	Le Libre-Échange, 12 Dec. 1847, no. 3 (2nd year), p. 13	OC2.21, pp. 112-16	CW4
T.162	1847.12.12	"The Man who aske Embarrassing Questions" (L'indiscret. - Questions sur les effets des restrictions)	Le Libre-Échange, 12 Dec. 1847, no. 3 (2nd year), p. 20	OC2, pp. 435-46	CW3 - ES3.12
T.163	1847.12.16	"A Speech given to the Publishers Circle (on intellectual property)" (Huitième discours, à Paris : Discours au Cercle de la librairie)	16 Dec. 1847. Later published as "La propriété littéraire au Cercle de la librairie; Discours de M. Frédéric Bastiat" (Literary Property. Speech given to the Publisher's Circle), Le Travail intellectuel, no. 6, samedi 15 janvier 1848, pp. 4-6.	OC2.549b, pp. 328-39	CW4
T.164	1847.12.19	"The Man who aske Embarrassing Questions (continued)" (L'indiscret. (Suite))	Le Libre-Échange, 19 Dec. 1847, no. 4 (2nd year), p. 28
T.165	1847.12.26	“A Letter from Mr. Considérant and a Reply" (Lettre de M. Considérant et réponse)		OC2.25, pp. 134-41	CW6
T.166	1847.12	Articles written for ES2 and not dated (see below for details)		OC4	CW3

T.166. Articles written for ES2 in 1847 but not dated or published previously.

I. “The Physiology of Plunder" (Physiologie de la Spoliation) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 127-48.]
II. “Two Moral Philosophies" (Deux morales) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 148-56.]
III. “The Two Axes" (Les deux haches) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 156-5.9]
IV. “The Lower Council of Labor" (Conseil inférieur du travail)] [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 160-63.]
VII. “A Chinese Tale" (Conte chinois) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 182-87.]
X. “The Tax Collector" (Le percepteur) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 198-203.]
XIII. “Protection, or the Three Municipal Magistrates" (La protection ou les trois Échevins) [n.d.] [OC4, pp. 229-41.]

1848↩

Letters: 1848↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 85-118) begins here and ends here.

Letter 85. Paris, 5 Jan. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 78-79)
Letter 86. Paris, 17 Jan. 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, p. 420)
Letter 87. Paris, 24 Jan. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 79)
Letter 88. Paris, 27 Jan. 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 420-21)
Letter 89. Paris, 13 Feb. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 79-80)
Letter 90. Paris, 16 Feb. 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, p. 421)
Letter 91. Paris, 25 Feb. 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 168-70)
Letter 92. Paris, 26 Feb. 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 170-71)
Letter 93. Paris, 27 Feb. 1848. To Madame Marchan (JCPD)
Letter 94. Paris, 29 Feb. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 80-82)
Letter 95. Paris, 4 March 1848. To M. Domenger, in Mugron (OC7, pp. 385-86)
Letter 96. Mugron, 5 Apr. 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 171-731)
Letter 97. Mugron, 12 Apr. 1848. To Horace Say (OC7, pp. 381-82)
Letter 98. Paris, 11 May 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 173-74)
Letter 99. Paris, 17 May 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 421-23)
Letter 100. Paris, 27 May 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 175-76)
Letter 101. Paris, 9 June 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 82-84)
Letter 102. Paris, 24 June 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 84)
Letter 103. Paris, 27 June 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 176-78)
Letter 104. Paris, 29 June 1848. To Julie Marchan (JCPD)
Letter 105. Paris, 7 Aug. 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 178-79)
Letter 106. Paris, 1 July 1848. To M. Schwabe (OC7, pp. 423-25)
Letter 107. Paris, 18 Aug. 1848. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 179-80)
Letter 108. Paris, 26 Aug. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 85-87)
Letter 109. Paris, 3 Sept. 1848. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 386-88)
Letter 110. Paris, 7 Sept. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 87-88)
Letter 111. Douvres, 7 Oct. 1848. To M. Schwabe (OC7, pp. 425-26)
Letter 112. Paris, 25 Oct. 1848. To M. Schwabe (OC7, pp. 426-27)
Letter 113. Paris, Nov. 1848. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 9-10)
Letter 114. Paris, 14 Nov. 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 427-28)
Letter 115. Paris, 26 Nov. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 88-92)
Letter 116. Paris, 5 Dec. 1848. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 92)
Letter 117. Paris, 21 Dec. 1848. To M. le Comte Arrivabene (OC7, pp. 416-18)
Letter 118. Paris, 28 Dec. 1848. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 428-29)

Books and Articles: 1848 ↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.167	1848.??	"Barataria" (Barataria)	an unpublished fragment of what was intended as a short pamphlet. 1847 or early 1848 (internal evidence suggests 1848)	OC7.77, pp. 343-51	CW4
T.293	post-1848	“On Experience and Responsibility”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to "The Law". No date was given. Probably post-1848.	OC4, pp. 375-76	CW2, p. 133
T.295	1848.??	“Why our Finances are in a Mess”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to "Peace and Freedom or the Republican Budget" and no date was given. Probably 1848.	OC5, p. 447	CW2, p. 311-12
T.169	1848.01	Sophismes économiques. Deuxième série. (Paris: Guillaumin, 1848) (Economic Sophisms. Second Series)	Published in Jan. 1848 from material written and published in 1846 and 1847 (see above)	OC4, pp. 127-271	CW3
T.170	1848.01.02	“A Letter from Mr. Considérant and a Reply" (Lettre de M. Considérant et réponse)	Le Libre-Échange, 2 Jan. 1848, no. 6 (2nd year), pp. 33-34	OC2.25, pp. 134-41	CW6
T.171	1848.01.01	"Reply to Various Other People" (Réponse à divers) (untitled in original)	Le Libre-Échange, 2 Jan. 1848, no. 6 (2nd year), p. 1	OC2.24, pp. 131-33	CW6
T.172	1848.01.02	"Liberty has given Bread to the English People" (La liberté a donné du pain au peuple anglais)	Le Libre-Échange, 2 Jan. 1848, no. 6 (2nd year), p. 33	OC2.30, pp. 168-70	CW6
T.173	1848.01.07	"Seventh Speech given in Paris in the Montesquieu Hall" (Septième discours, à Paris)	FB papers	OC2.48, pp. 311-28	CW6
T.174	1848.01.16	"Armaments in England" (Les armements en Angleterre)	Le Libre-Échange, 16 Jan. 1848, no. 8 (2nd year), p. 45	OC2.34, pp. 194-200	CW6
T.175	1848.01.15	"Minutes of the Seventh Meeting of the Free Trade Association - remarks by Anisson-Dupéron, Joseph Garnier, Ch. Coquelin, F. Bastiat" (Septième séance de l'Association pour la liberté des échanges; discours de MM. Anisson-Dupéron, Joseph Garnier, Ch. Coquelin, F. Bastiat)	summary of Bastiat's remarks, JDE Janvier 1848, T. XIX, pp. 214-215.	DMH	CW6
T.176	1848.01.15	"Natural and Artificial Organisation" (Organisation naturelle Organisation artificielle)	Journal des Économistes, T. XIX, No. 74, Jan 1848, pp. 113-26; also EH1	OC6	CW5
T.177	1848.01.16	"Laziness and Trade Restrictions" (Paresse et restriction)	Le Libre-Échange, 16 Jan. 1848, no. 8 (2nd year), pp. 46-47	OC2.39, pp. 219-21	CW4
T.178	1848.01.22	"Letter to M. Jobard" (À M. Jobard)	written 22 Jan. 1848; published as "La propriété des inventions. - Une lettre inédite de Bastiat" (Property in Inventions. An unpublished letter by Bastiat) in L’Economiste Belge, 1 Sept. 1860, pp. 344-45.	OC7.41, pp. 207-10	CW4
T.179	1848.01.23	“On Maritime Registration" (Sur l'inscription maritime)	Le Libre-Échange, 23 Jan. 1848, no. 9 (2nd year), p. 49. Incorrectly dated in OC2 - not 1847	OC2.36, p. 205-9	CW6
T.180	1848.01.30	"More on Armaments in England" (Encore les armements en Angleterre)	Le Libre-Échange, 30 Jan. 1848, no. 10 (2nd year), p. 53	OC2.35, pp. 200-5	CW6
T.181	1848.02.06	"The Mayor of Énios" (Le maire d'Énios)	Le Libre-Échange, 6 Feb. 1848, no. 11 (2nd year), pp. 63-64	OC2, pp. 418-29	CW3 - ES3.18
T.182			[Duplicate entry]
T.183	1848.02.06	"Two Englands" (Deux Angleterre)	Le Libre-Échange, 6 Feb. 1848, no. 11 (2nd year), p. 57	OC3.34, pp. 459-62	CW6
T.184	1848.02.13	"Antediluvian Sugar" (Le sucre antédiluvien)	Le Libre-Échange, 13 Feb. 1848, no. 12 (2nd year), p. 68	OC2, pp. 446-51	CW3 - ES3.19
T.185	1848.02.20	"Monita secreta" (Monita secreta)	Le Libre-Échange, 20 Feb. 1848, no. 13 (2nd year), pp. 75-76	OC2, pp. 452-58	CW3 - ES3.20
T.186	1848.02.26	"A Few Words about the Title of our Journal" (Quelques mots d'abord sur le titre de nos journal)	La République française, 26 February 1848, no. 1, p. 1	DMH	CW3
T.187	1848.02.27	"The Streets of Paris" (untitled in original)	La République française, 27 Feb. 1848, no. 2, p. 1	OC7.43, pp. 212-13	CW1, pp. 440-41
T.188	1848.02.27	"Under the Republic" (Sous la République) (Untitled in original)	La République française, 27 Feb. 1848, no. 2, p. 1	OC7.42, pp. 210-12	CW1, pp. 435-37
T.189	1848.02.28	"A thought in La Presse" (untitled in original)	La République française, 28 Feb. 1848, no. 3, p. 1	OC7.44, pp. 213-14	CW1, pp. 441-42
T.190	1848.02.28	"All our cooperation" (untitled in original)	La République française, 28 Feb. 1848, no. 3, p. 1	OC7.46, pp. 218-21	CW1, p. 442
T.191	1848.02.28	"On Disarmament" (untitled in original)	La République française, 28 Feb. 1848, no. 3, p. 1	OC7.45, pp. 215-17	CW1, pp. 437-39
T.192	1848.02.29	"The General Good" (untitled in original)	La République française, 29 Feb. 1848, no. 4, p. 1	OC7.47, p. 218	CW1, pp. 442-44
T.193	1848.02.29	"The Kings Must Disarm" (Les rois doivent désarmer)	La République française, 29 Feb. 1848, no. 4, p. 1	OC7.48, pp. 221-22	CW1, pp. 439-40
T.194	1848.02.29	"The Sub-Prefects" (Les sous-préfectures)	La République française, 29 Feb. 1848, no. 4, p. 1	OC7.49, p. 223	CW3
T.195	1848.03.01	[Untitled Article] (On Diplomacy and Government Jobs)	La République française, 1 March 1848, no. 5, p. 1	OC7.50, p. 223-26	CW1, pp. 429-30
T.196	1848.03.01	"The Parisian Press" (La Presse parisienne)	La République française, 1 March 1848, no. 5, p. 1	OC7.51, pp. 226-27	CW1, pp. 425-26
T.197	1848.03.02	"Petition from an Economist" (Pétition d'un Economiste)	La République française, 2 March 1848, no. 6, p. 2	OC7.52, pp. 227-30	CW1, pp. 426-29
T.198	1848.03.04	"Freedom of Teaching" (Liberté de l'enseignement)	La République française, 4 March 1848, no. 7, p. 1	OC7.53, pp. 231-32	CW1, pp. 419-20
T.199	1848.03.05	"The Scramble for Office" (Curée des Places)	La République française, 5 March 1848, no. 8, p. 1	OC7.54, pp. 232-34	CW1, pp. 431-32
T.200	1848.03.06	"Impediments and Taxes" (Entraves et Taxes) (Untitled Article)	La République française, 6 March 1848, no. 9, p. 1	OC7.55, pp. 234-35	CW1, pp. 432-33
T.201	1848.03.12	"The Immediate Relief of the People" (Soulagement immédiat du peuple)	La République française, 12 March 1848, no. 15, p. ??	OC2, pp. 459-60	CW3 - ES3.21
T.202	1848.03.14	"A Disastrous Remedy" (Funeste remède)	La République française, 14 March 1848, no. 17, p. 1	OC2, pp. 460-61	CW3 - ES3.22
T.204	1848.03.15	"Disastrous Illusions" (Funestes illusions. Les citoyens font vivre l'État. L'État ne peut faire vivre les citoyens)	Journal des Economistes, 15 March 1848, T. 19, no. 70, pp. 323-33	OC2, pp. 466-82	CW3 - ES3.24
T.205	1848.03.19	"Circulars/Memos from a Government that is Nowhere to be Found" (Circulaires d'un ministère introuvable)	Le Libre-Échange, 19 March 1848, no. 16 (2nd year), p. 88	OC2, pp. 462-65	CW3 - ES3.23
T.206	1848.03.22	"Statement of Electoral Principles. To the Electors of Les Landes, 22 March, 1848" (Profession de foi électorale de 1848. Aux électeurs des Landes, Mugron, 22 March 1848)		OC1, p. 506	CW1, p. 387
T.207	1848.03.28	"Letter to an Ecclesiastic" (Lettre à un ecclésiastique)	written 28 March, 1848; published later in Molinari's L'Economiste Belge, 14 Jan. 1860	OC7.78, pp. 351-54	CW1, pp. 463-65
T.208	1848.05.15	"Property and Law" (Propriété et loi)	Journal des Economistes, 15 May 1848, T. 20, no. 80, pp. 171-91; also published as a pamphlet, Propriété et Loi. Justice et Fraternité (Property and Law. Justice and Fraternity) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1848).	OC4, pp. 275-97	CW2.4, pp. 43-59
T.209	1848.06	Individualism and Fraternity (Individualisme et fraternité)	no date but possibly June 1848		CW2.6, pp. 82-92
T.210	1848.06.??	"On Religion" (La question religieuse)	internal evidence suggests composed mid-1848	OC7.79, pp. 355-57	CW1, pp. 466-68
T.211	1848.06.11	"Freedom" (La liberté)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 1, 11-15 June 1848, p. 1	OC7.56, pp. 235-36	CW1, pp. 433-4
T.212	1848.06.11	"The State" (draft) (L’État)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 1, 11-15 June 1848, p. 2	OC7.59, pp. 238-40	CW2.8, pp. 105-6
T.213	1848.06.11	"The National Assembly" (L’Assemblée Nationale)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 1, 11-15 June 1848, pp. 1-2	OC7.58, pp. 237-38	CW1, p. 451
T.214	1848.06.11	"Laisser Faire" (Laissez-Faire)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 1, 11-15 June 1848, p. 1	OC7.57, pp. 237	CW1, pp. 434-35
T.215	1848.06.15	"Justice and Fraternity" (Justice et fraternité)	Journal des Économistes, 15 June 1848, T. 20, no. 82, pp. 310-27; also published as a pamphlet, Propriété et Loi. Justice et Fraternité (Property and Law. Justice and Fraternity) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1848).	OC4, pp. 298-326	CW2.5, pp. 60-81
T.216	1848.06.15	"A Hoax" (Une mystification)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 2, 15-18 June 1848, p. 2	OC7.61, pp. 242-44	CW4
T.217	1848.06.15	"Taking Five and Returning Four is not Giving" (Prendre cinq et rendre quatre ce n'est pas donner)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 2, 15-18 June 1848, p. 1	OC7.60, pp. 240-42	CW4
T.218	1848.06.20	"A Dreadful Escalation" (Funeste gradation)	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 3, 20-23 June 1848, p. 1	OC7.62, pp. 244-46	CW4
T.219	1848.06.20	"To Citizens Lamartine and Ledru-Rollin"	Jacques Bonhomme, no. 3, 20-23 June 1848, p. 1	OC7.63, pp. 246-48	CW1, pp. 444-45
T.220	1848.07.24	Property and Plunder (Propriété et spoliation)	5 letters to the editor and a reply to Considerant, 24-28 July, 1848: Journal des Débats, 24 July 1848, p. 1; also published as a pamphlet, Propriété et spoliation (Property and Plunder), ed. Prosper Paillottett (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).	OC4, pp. 394-441	CW2.10, pp. 147-84
T.203	1848.07.28	"Claim made by M. Considerant and F. Bastiat's Reply"	These two letters were originally published in Journal des Débats, 28 July 1848, and inserted by the original French editor Paillottet as an Appendix at the end of “Property and Plunder”.	OC4, pp. 434-41	CW2, pp. 177-84
T.221	1848.08.13	"Letter on the Referendum for the Election of the President of the Republic" (Lettre sur le référendum pour le président de la république)	Journal des Landes, 13 Aug. 1848 . Included with Property and Plunder	JCPD	CW1, pp. 395-96
T.222	1848.09.25	"The State" (L’État)	Journal des Débats, 25 Sept. 1848, pp. 1-2; also published as a pamphlet: L’État. Maudit argent! (The State. Damned Money) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC4, pp. 327-41	CW2.7, pp. 93-104
T.223	1848.09.01	"Economic Harmonies: I., II., and III. The Needs of Man" (Harmonie économiques. I, II, III .Des besoins de l’homme)	Journal des économistes, T. XXI, No. 87, 1 Sept. 1848, pp. 105-20; also in EH 1-3	OC6	CW5
T.224	1848.10.??	"Opinion of Bastiat on the right to work"	During the summer and fall of 1848 the National Assembly debated the issue of "the right to work" (le droit au travail) and its possible inclusion in the new constitution. This is a letter to the editor Garnier on this matter. Le droit au travail à l'Assemblée nationale (Guillaumin, 1848).	DMH	CW4
T.273	1848.10.10	FB's comments on income tax at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 oct. 1848. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 21, no. 90, 15 Oct. 1848, pp. 339-40; also ASEP (1889), pp. 68-69.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.274	1848.12.10	FB's comments on the emancipation of the colonies at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 dec. 1848. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 22, no. 93, 15 Dec. 1848, pp. 116-17; also ASEP (1889), pp. 70-72.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.225	1848.12.15	"Economic Harmonies IV" (Harmonie économiques. IV)	Journal des Économistes, T. XXII, No. 93, 15 Dec. 1848, pp. 7-18; also in EH 4	OC6	CW5

1849↩

Letters: 1849↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 119-157) begins here and ends here.

Letter 119. Paris, Jan. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 10-11)
Letter 120. Paris, 1er Jan. 1849. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 92-94)
Letter 121. Paris, 15 Jan. 1849. To M. George Wilson (OC7, pp. 412-16)
Letter 122. Paris, 18 Jan. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, p. 388)
Letter 123. Paris, Feb. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 11-12)
Letter 124. Paris, Feb. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 12-13)
Letter 125. Paris, 3 Feb. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 388-90)
Letter 126. Paris, no date, 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 390-92)
Letter 127. Paris, no date 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 392-94)
Letter 128. Paris, March 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 13-15)
Letter 129. Paris, 11 March 1849. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 429-30)
Letter 130. Paris, 15 March 1849. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 94-97)
Letter 131. Paris, 25 March 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 394-96)
Letter 132. Paris, 8 Apr. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 396-99)
Letter 133. Paris, 25 Apr. 1849. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 97-99)
Letter 134. Paris, 29 Apr. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 399-401)
Letter 135. Paris, 3 May 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 16-18)
Letter 136. Paris, sans date, 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 401-3)
Letter 137. Bruxelles, hôtel de Bellevue, June 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 19-24; also extract in CW7, pp. 432-33)
Letter 138. Bruxelles, June 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 25-27)
Letter 139. Anvers, June 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 27-31)
Letter 140. Paris, mardi 13, summer 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 403-4)
Letter 141. Paris, 14 July 1849. To M. Paillottet (OC7, pp. 436-37)
Letter 142. Paris, 30 July 1849. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 99-100)
Letter 143. Mont-de-Marsan, 30 Aug. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 31-34)
Letter 144. Mugron, 12 Sept. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 34-39)
Letter 145. Mugron, 16 Sept. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 39-43)
Letter 146. Mugron, 16 Sept. 1849. To Horace Say (OC7, pp. 382-83)
Letter 147. Mugron, 18 Sept. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 43-48; extract also in CW7, p. 435 but dated July 1850)
Letter 148. Paris, 7 Oct. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 48-50)
Letter 149. Paris, 8 Oct. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 50-52)
Letter 150. Paris, 14 Oct. 1849. To Madame Schwabe (OC7, pp. 430-32)
Letter 151. Paris, 17 Oct. 1849. To Richard Cobden (OC1, p. 181)
Letter 152. Paris, 24 Oct. 1849. To Richard Cobden (OC1, p. 182)
Letter 153. Paris, Nov. 1849. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 52-53)
Letter 154. Paris, 13 Nov. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 404-5)
Letter 155. Paris, 13 Dec. 1849. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 100-2)
Letter 156. Paris, 25 Dec. 1849. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 405-6)
Letter 157. Paris, 31 Dec. 1849. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 182-85)

Books and Articles: 1849↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.226	1849.??	"On the Separation of the Temporal and Spiritual Domains" (De la séparation du temporel et du spirituel)	an unpublished outline	OC7.80, pp. 357-61	CW1, pp. 468-71
T.227	1849.??	"Report Presented to the 1849 Session of the General Council of the Landes, on the Question of Common Land" (Rapport présenté au Conseil Général des Landes, session de 1849, sur la question des communaux)		OC7.66, pp. 263-70	CW1, pp. 446-51
T.228	1849.??	"Statement of Electoral Principles in 1849. To MM. Tonnelier, Oegos, Bergeron, Camors, Oubroca, Pomeoe, Fauret, etc."(Letter to a Group of Supporters) (Profession de foi électorale de 1849. À MM. Tonnelier, Oegos, Bergeron, Camors, Oubroca, Pomeoe, Fauret, etc.)		OC1.17, p. 507	CW1, pp. 387-90
T.229	1849.??	"Concerning Religion"	(no title in original)	OC7.81, p. 361	???
T.230	1849.??	"Capital" (Le capital)	Published in Almanach Républicain pour 1849 (Paris: Pagnerre, 1849). Bastiat mentions the cholera outbreak which swept through Paris in July-Aug. 1849 so this might date the publication.	OC7.64, pp. 248-55	CW4
T.294	circa 1849-50	“On the Value of Services”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Property and Plunder” and no date was given. Probably written 1849-50.	OC4, p. 406	CW2, p. 156
T.231	1849.01	Protectionism and Communism (Protectionisme et communisme)	Published as a pamphlet, Protectionisme et Communisme (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC4, pp. 504-45	CW2.12, pp. 235-65
T.232	1849.01.01	"Consequences of the reduction of the Salt Tax" (Conséquences de la réduction sur l’impôt du sel)	This article was originally published in Journal des Débats, 1 Jan. 1849, and inserted by the original French editor Paillottet as an Appendix at the end of “Peace and Freedom or the Republican Budget”.	OC5, pp. 464-67	CW2, pp. 324-27 (also CW4)
T.233	1849.01.15	Letter from Bastiat to Mr. G. Wilson, 15 Jan. 1849 (Lettre de Bastiat à M. G. Wilson, du 15 Jan. 1849)		OC3.36, pp. 492-96	CW6
T.234	1849.02	Capital and Rent (Capitale et rente)	Published as pamphlet, Capitale et rente (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC5.3, pp. 23-63	CW4
T.235	1849.02	Peace and Freedom or the Republican Budget (Paix et liberté ou le budget républicain)	Published as a pamphlet, Paix et Liberté, ou le Budget républicain (Peace and Freedom, or the Republican Budget) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC5, pp. 407-67	CW2.15, pp. 282-324
T.275	1849.02.10	FB's comments on financial reform at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 fev. 1849. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 22, no. 95, 15 Feb. 1849, p. 339; also ASEP (1889), p. 73.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.236	1849.03	Parliamentary Conflicts of Interest (Incompatibilités parlementaires)	Written at the time of a debate in the Chamber in March 1849 and published as a pamphlet, Incompatibilités parlementaires (Parliamantary Conflicts of Interest) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC5, pp. 518-61	CW2.19, pp. 366-400
T.237	1849.03.15	Bastiat's remarks from a discussion on "Parliamentary Conflicts of Interest"	FB participated in a discussion at a Meeting of the PES on his "Parliamentry Conflicts of Interest". A summary of his replies can be found in "Chronique. Incompatibilités des portefeuilles," JDE 15 March 1849, T. XXII, pp. 445-446.	DMH
T.238	1849.04	"Statement of Electoral Principles in April 1849" (Profession de foi électorale d’Apr. 1849)		OC7.65, pp. 255-62	CW1, pp. 390-95
T.239	1849.04.15	"Damned Money!" (Maudit argent!)	Journal des Économistes, 15 Apr. 1849, T. 23, no. 97, pp. 1-20. Also published as a pamphlet: Bastiat, L’État. Maudit argent! (Paris: Guillaumin, 1849).	OC5.4, pp. 64-93	CW4
T.276	1849.05.10	FB's comments on the Peace Congress and state support for socialist experiments at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 mai 1849. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 23, no. 98, 15 mai 1849, p. 216; also ASEP (1889), pp. 74-75.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.290	1849.06.??	“When extremes meet" (Les Extrêmes se touchent)	June 1849. In Ronce, Appendix VII, pp. 303-6	Ronce.	CW4
T.240 & T.283	1849.08.22	A speech on "Disarmament, Taxes, and the Influence of Political Economy on the Peace Movement"	A speech at the Friends of Peace Conference in Paris, 22 Aug., 1849. T.283 Short version in French in Joseph Garnier, Congrès des amis de la paix universelle réuni à Paris en 1849; T.240 longer version in English in Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Peace Congress, held in Paris, on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th of August, 1849.	DMH	CW3, CW4
T.277	1849.10.10	FB's comments on the limits to the functions of the state (part 1) and Molinari’s book at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 oct. 1849. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 24, no. 103, Oct. 1849, pp. 315-16; also ASEP (1889), pp. 82-86.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.241	1849.10.22	Gratuité du crédit. Discussion entre M. Fr. Bastiat et M. Proudhon (Free Credit. A Discussion between M. Fr. Bastiat and M. Proudhon)	An exchange of 14 Letters between Bastiat and Proudhon in The Voice of the People, (22 Oct. 1849 to 11 Feb. 1850, with FB's final say in Letter 14 on 7 March 1850. First published by Proudhon without FB’s final letter as Intérêt et principale. Discussion entre M. Proudhon et M. Bastiat sur l’intérêt des capitaux (Extraits de la Voix de Peuple) (Interest and Principle. A Discussion between M. Proudhon and M. Bastiat on Interest from Capital (Originally The Voice of the People)) (Paris: Garnier frères, 1850) [first 13 Letters]. FB responded with his own edition with his final letter (7 March 1850), Gratuité du crédit. Discussion entre M. Fr. Bastiat et M. Proudhon (Free Credit. A Discussion between M. Fr. Bastiat and M. Proudhon) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850). [See below]	OC5, pp. 94-335	CW4
T.242	1849.11.10	FB's comments on disarmament and the English peace movement at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 nov. 1849. In “Chronique,” JDE, 15 Nov. 1849, T. XXIV, pp. 438-440; also ASEP (1889), pp. 86-90.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.243	1849.11.17	"The Repression of Industrial Unions" (Coalitions industrielles)	Speech given in the Legislative Assembly on 17 Nov. 1849	OC5, pp. 494-512	CW2.17, pp. 348-61
T.245	1849.12.10	FB's comments on state support for popularising political economy, his idea of land credit in EH, the tax on alcohol, and socialism at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 dec. 1849. In “Chronique,” JDE, 15 Dec. 1849, T. XXV, pp. 110-112; also ASEP (1889), pp. 91-94	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.244	1849.12.12	"Speech on the Tax on Wines and Spirits" (Discours sur l’impôt des boissons)	Speech given in the Legislative Assembly on 12 Dec. 1849	OC5, pp. 468-93	CW216, pp. 328-47

1850↩

Letters: 1850↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: this section of Bastiat's correspondence (Letters 158-207) begins here and end here.

Letter 158. Paris, Jan. 1850. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 102-4)
Letter 159. Paris, 2 Jan. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 53-57)
Letter 160. Paris, Jan. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 57-58)
Letter 161. Paris, Feb. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 58-59)
Letter 162. Paris, 18 Feb. 1850. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 406-7)
Letter 163. Paris, March 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 59-62)
Letter 164. Paris, 22 March 1850. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 407-8)
Letter 165. Paris, 11 Apr. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 62-64; also extract in CW7, pp. 433-34)
Letter 166. Bordeaux, May 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 65-69)
Letter 167. Mugron, 19 May 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, pp. 437-39)
Letter 168. Mugron, 20 May 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 69-73)
Letter 169. Mugron, 23 May 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 73-76)
Letter 170. Mugron, 27 May 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 76-80)
Letter 171. Mugron, 2 June 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, p. 439)
Letter 172. Mugron, 3 June 1850. To Horace Say (OC7, pp. 384-85)
Letter 173. Mugron, 11 June 1850. To Mlle Louise Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 80-84; also extract in CW7, p. 434)
Letter 174. Eaux-Bonnes, 15 June 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 85-89)
Letter 175. Eaux-Bonnes, 23 June 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, p. 440)
Letter 176. Eaux-Bonnes, 23 June 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 89-91)
Letter 177. Eaux-Bonnes, 24 June 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 92-94)
Letter 178. Eaux-Bonnes, 28 June 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, p. 441)
Letter 179. Eaux-Bonnes, 2 July 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, pp. 441-42)
Letter 180. Eaux-Bonnes, 3 July 1850. To M. de Fontenay (OC1, pp. 204-5)
Letter 181. Eaux-Bonnes, 4 July 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 95-100)
Letter 182. Eaux-Bonnes, 4 July 1850. To Horace Say (OC1, pp. 200-1)
Letter 183. Mugron, July 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (OC7, pp. 435-36)
Letter 184. Mugron, 14 July 1850. To M. Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 100-103; also extract in CW7, pp. 435-36)
Letter 185. Paris, 3 Aug. 1850. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 185-86)
Letter 186. Paris, 17 Aug. 1850. To Richard Cobden (OC, pp. 187-881; also CH, pp. 104-107)
Letter 187. Paris, 17 Aug. 1850. To the President of the Congrès de la Paix (OC1, pp. 197-200)
Letter 188. Paris, 9 Sept. 1850. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 188-91)
Letter 189. Paris, 9 Sept. 1850. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, p. 104)
Letter 190. Lyon, 14 Sept. 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC7, pp. 442-43)
Letter 191. Lyon, 14 Sept. 1850. To Melle Louise Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 107-113)
Letter 192. Lyon, 14 Sept. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 113-115)
Letter 193. Marseille, 18 Sept. 1850. To M. Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 115-117)
Letter 194. Marseille, 22 Sept. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 117-120)
Letter 210: Letter to Paillottet (Pisa, 30 Sept. 1850), Ronce, pp. 253-55 [CW4]
Letter 195. Pisa, 2 Oct. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 120-124)
Letter 211: Letter to Paillottet (Pisa, 7 Oct. 1850), Ronce, pp. 255-56 [CW4]
Letter 196. Pisa, 8 Oct. 1850. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 408-10)
Letter 197. Pisa, 11 Oct. 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC1, pp. 443-44)
Letter 212: Letter to Paillottet (Pisa, 11 Oct. 1850), Ronce, pp. 256-59 [CW4]
Letter 213: Letter to M. Soustra, (Pise, 12 Oct. 1850), Ronce, pp. 225-27 [CW4]
Letter 198. Pisa, 14 Oct. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 124-27)
Letter 199. Pisa, 18 Oct. 1850. To Richard Cobden (OC1, pp. 192-3)
Letter 200. Pisa, 20 Oct. 1850. To Horace Say (OC1, pp. 201-3)
Letter 201. Pisa, 28 Oct. 1850. To M. le Comte Arrivabene (OC7, pp. 419-20)
Letter 202. Pisa, 29 Oct. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 127-30)
Letter 214: Letter to Paillottet (Rome, 8 Nov. 1850), Ronce, pp. 260-61 [CW4]
Letter 203. Rome, 11 Nov. 1850. To Félix Coudroy (OC1, pp. 104-6)
Letter 204. Rome, 26 Nov. 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC1, pp. 206-7)
Letter 205. Rome, 28 Nov. 1850. To M. Domenger (OC7, pp. 410-12)
Letter 206. Rome, 8 Dec. 1850. To M. Paillottet (OC1, pp. 207-9; also CH, pp. 130-32)
Letter 207. Rome, 14, 15, 16, 17 Dec. 1850. To Madame Cheuvreux (CH, pp. 132-35)
Letter 208. Letter from Prosper Paillottet to Mme Cheuvreux, Rome, 22 Dec. 1850 (CW1.208, also CH, pp. 135-39)

Books and Articles: 1850↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.246	1850.??	"The Three Pieces of Advice" (Les trois conseils)	L'Economiste Belge, 3rd June 1860, probably written early 1850	OC7.82, pp. 361-68	CW1, pp. 471-76
T.247	1850.??	Baccalaureate and Socialism (Baccalaureate et socialisme)	Written early 1850 for a Parliamentary commission on free education; also published as a pamphlet, Baccalauréat et Socialisme (The Baccalaureate and Socialism) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).	OC4, pp. 442-503	CW2.11, pp. 185-234
T.248	1850.??	"Abundance" (Abondance)	written sometime in 1850 before Bastiat's departure for Italy. Published as “Abondance”, Dictionnaire de l'économie politique (Paris: Guillaumin, 1852), vol. 1, pp. 2-4	OC5.7, pp. 393-401	CW4
T.168	1850.??	"Liberty, Equality" (Liberté, Égalité)	PP included this as an appendix to the pamphlet "Baccalaureate and Socialism" (1850). He says that it was written in early 1850 as a draft of a chapter for the second vol. of EH which was never completed.	OC4, pp. 501-3	CW2, pp. 232-234 (also CW4)
T.301	1850.??	“On coerced Charity”	This previously unpublished sketch was discovered by the original French editor Paillottet among FB's papers and inserted in a footnote to “Justice and Fraternity." Paillottet says that "These ideas of the author were written in his handwriting in an autograph album sent to him in 1850 by the Literary Society on the occasion of the London Exhibition."	OC4, p. 326	CW2, p. 81 (also CW4)
T.249	1850.01	Harmonies économiques (Economic Harmonies)	1st ed. which contained the first 10 chapters. Manuscript in circulation by Dec. 1849, probably printed in Jan. 1850.	OC6	CW5
T.250	1850.01.10	FB's comments on the limits to the functions of the state (part 2) at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 jan. 1850. In “Chronique,” JDE, 15 Jan. 1850, T. XXV, pp. 202-205; also ASEP (1889), pp. 94-100.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.251	1850.02.10	FB's comments on the limits to the functions of the state (part 3) at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 fev. 1850. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. XXV, no. 107, 15 fev., 1850, pp. 202-5; also ASEP (1889), pp. 100-5.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.291	1850.02.26	“Letter from Prince Smith to Bastiat” (Lettre de M. Prince Smith à Frédéric Bastiat)	Berlin, 26 février 1850. In Ronce, Appendix VIII, pp. 306-12	Ronce.	CW4
T.252	1850.03	Gratuité du crédit (Free Credit)	An exchange of 14 Letters between Bastiat and Proudhon. See 1849.10.22 above for details. Also published as Intérêt et principale. Discussion entre M. Proudhon et M. Bastiat sur l'Intérêt (Extraits de la la Voix du Peuple) (Paris: Garnier frères, 1850). This edition left out FB's final response which was published in the Guillaumin edition.	OC5, pp. 94-335	CW4
T.253	1850.03.29	"The Balance of Trade" (Balance du commerce)	Written on 29 March 1850 for an unnamed journal; also published as a chapter in the pamphlet Plunder and Law (1850), pp. 54-61.	OC5, pp. 402-406	CW4
T.254	1850.04.01	"Reflections on the Amendment of M. Mortimer-Ternaux" (Réflexions sur l’amendement de M. Mortimer-Ternaux)	Part of a debate in the Legislative Assembly 1 April 1850; also published as a chapter "To the Democrats" (Aux Démocrates) in the pamphlet Plunder and Law (Spoliation et loi) (Guillaumin, 1850), pp. 8-15.	OC5, pp. 513-17	CW2.18, pp. 362-65
T.255	1850.04.15	"England’s New Colonial Policy. Lord John Russel’s Plan" (Nouvelle politique coloniale de l'Angleterre. Plan de Lord John Russel)	Journal des Economistes, 15 April 1850, T. XXVI, pp. 8-15.	DMH	CW4
T.256	1850.04.10	FB's comments comments on land credit at a Meeting of the PES.	Séance de 10 Avril 1850. "Chronique," JDE, 15 April 1850, T. XXVI, pp. 99-101; also ASEP (1889), pp. 109-13.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.257	1850.05.15	Plunder and Law (Spoliation et loi)	published originally as "To the Protectionists in the General Council of Manufacturers" (À MM. les protectionnistes du Conseil général des manufactures) in Journal des Economistes, 15 May 1850, T. 26, no. 110, pp. 160-67; and then as a separate pamphlet Spoliation et Loi (Plunder and Law) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850) with 3 other essays (editor not named). Avertissement de l’éditeur I. Aux Démocrates, pp. 8-15 [no info about place of publication] II. À MM. les Protectionnistes du Conseil général des Manufactures, pp. 20-40 [JDE, 15 mai 1850] III. La guerre aux chaires d’Économie politique, en 1847, pp. 42-52 [June 1847. n.p.] [OC5.2, p. 16] IV. Balance du Commerce, pp. 54-61 [OC5.8, pp. 402-406]	OC5, pp. 1-15	CW2.13, pp. 266-76
T.258	1850.06	The Law (La Loi)	FB wrote this while in Mugron in June 1850; also published as a pamphlet, La Loi (The Law) (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).	OC4, pp. 342-93	CW2.9, pp. 107-46
T.259	1850.07	What is seen and what is not seen (Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on ne voit pas)	Published as a separate pamphlet. Contains as the first chapter "The Broken Window". Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on ne voit pas, ou l'Économie politique en une leçon. Par M. F. Bastiat, Représentant du peuple à l'Assemblée nationale, Membre correspondant de l'Institut (Paris: Guillaumin, 1850).	OC5, pp. 336-92	CW3
T.278	1850.09.10	The Society’s farewell to FB at a Meeting of the PES	Séance de 10 sept. 1850. In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 27, no. 114, 15 sept. 1850, p. 197; also ASEP (1889), p. 124.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.292	1850.11.??	“On the Idea of Value” (Note complémentaire et inédite de Bastiat sur l'idée de Valeur)	Late 1850. Ronce notes that FB before he died asked Paillotet to give this unpublished note to Fontenay. In Ronce, Appendix IX, pp. 312-14	Ronce.	CW4

Posthumous↩

Letters: Posthumous↩

In the Collected Works, vol. 1: Letter 209.

Letter 209. (1851.??) “Lettre non datée” (Undated letter), "Les Harmonies économiques. Lettre de M. Carey; réponse de MM. Frédéric Bastiat et A. Clément", JDE, T. 28, no. 117, 15 Jan. 1851, pp. 38-54.[CW1.209] [OC1, pp. 209-16]

Books and Articles: Posthumous↩

ID no.	Date	Title	Original Place & Date of Publication	Guillaumin ed.	LF ed.
T.279	1851.01.10	Announcement of FB's death at a Meeting of the PES (Séance de 10 jan. 1851).	In “Chronique,” JDE, T. 28, no. 117, 15 jan. 1851, p.104-5; also ASEP (1889), p. 141.	Not in OC. DMH	CW4
T.280	1851.06.15	"Producers and Consumers" (Producteur — Consommateur)	JDE, T. XXIX, N° 122, 15 juin 1851, pp. 97-110. A posthumously published article by Bastiat which was published in the JDE the month before the 2nd edition of EH appeared.	OC6	CW5.11
T.260	1851.07	Economic Harmonies (2nd ed. with additional 15 chapters)	Published as a book by "The Friends of Bastiat" (Paillottet and Fontenay).	OC6	CW5
T.261	1852.??	"Abundance" (Abondance); "The State" (L’État); "The Law" (La Loi)	Articles in the Dictionnaire de l'économie politique (Guillaumin, 1852-53), vol. 1, pp. 2-4 and 733-36; vol. 2, pp. 93-100. "Abundance" was written specifically for the DEP possible in late summer or early Fall 1850; "The State" signed by “Ch. C” (Charles Coquelin but consisted mainly of long quotations from FB’s 1848 essay; "The Law" was reprinted from his 1850 pamphlet.	OC5.7, pp. 393-401	CW4
T.262	1854-55	Oeuvres complète (1st ed.)	The first dedition of the "complete works" of Bastiat in 6 vols. Edited by Prosper Paillottet and Roger de Fontenay.
T.263	1862-64	Oeuvres complète (2nd ed.)	The 2nd edition included an additional 7th vol. with essays, sketches, and letters, as well as a "Notice sur la vie et les écrits de Frédéric Bastiat" by Roger de Fontenay, and an outline of planned additional chapters.
T.264	1863	Oeuvres choisies, 3 vols.	A three volume collection of the Economic Sophisms, Petits Pamphlets, and the Economic Harmonies
T.265	1877.??	Lettres d’un habitant des Landes, Frédéric Bastiat. (Paris: A. Quantin, 1877).	Bastiat's letters to Mme Cheuvreux. Unsigned but likely edited by Mme Cheuvreux.		CW1