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CONTENTS

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FIRST VOLUME

BOOK IL

Of Population and Agriculture.

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I. Of the government of mankind,

IT. Of the fpirit of a people,

HI. Upon what principles, and from what sa-tural canfes, ¢o mankind multiply; and whatare the effects of procreation in countries wherenumbers are not found to increafe?

IV. Continuation of the fame fubject, withregard to the natural and immediate effects ofagriculture, as to population,

V. In what manner, and according to whatprinciples and pofizical caufes does agricultureaugment population?

VI. How the wants of mankind promote theirmultiplication,

VII. The effects of slavery upon the multipli-cation and employment of mankind,

VIII. What propoe:tion of inhabitants is necef.farv for agriculture, and what proportion may Leuletly employed in eyery other occupation?13. Nhat are the piinciples which regulate thediitributicn«f inhabitants into farms, hamlets,villages, towns, and cities?

X. Of the cenfequences which refult from thefeparaion of(he two p incipal claffes of a people,the farmeis and the free bands, with regaid totheir dwelling,

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