INDEX

Pezicl fyb of government, how derarted from in theprefaat furne, ivy. Why taxes fo cide found under,ITS sordicacion of the d frrent ra. ks under, howfounded, i. 315 Irs influence on trade, 322

Fetidal gooersipizaes, hree iemnhabls gee, through whichthey have ching to the piel at femmes, di, 123.

Fi bevies, Via for the prop ro olo-biifhment of, it 2g5.

Flervi, Cad nal, his experimen: to ix the par f cx hange,iv. 315.

Foreigi: miniffeis, pottical Bint, as to their accommodationsin tie cou rls where they are font wo refide, ii. 206

Foveftaiinz why a rime, i. 26

Forefls, wh.ther iurended by an increale in the confumptionof trewond, i. L913.

Forirdiing hof-itals recommended, i. ¢3.

Forndiisgs, eportanity for providing fur, pointed out, if. 34.

Funrage, in the French taxes, what, v, 139.

Lrance, refl=Yions onthe flate of agriculture in, i. 187. Theprogres of luxury ian, comparible with the profperity ofher furaign trade, fi. 35. The princpiz on which theraifing and{inking of the numerary value of th: coin therein former times is accounted for,#i. 114. The policy cf)with regard to its coin, why not esfiy underfood, ror.Rema ks on the currency of its coin, 225. Regulationsof, wi‘h regard to coin, buliicr, and plase, 241. Price ofco'rage there upon fiver, 243. Ditoupon gold. ib,Pr portion beiveen a Fre nch groin wept toa grain toy,

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226. Peoporsion otweea tite louis and the cuinea, 26.fovantazes of the French reguliniore, 229. High price of23

buliion at Paris ia 1960, 24¢. Prefuns Soe hic wearingof the French filvor coin, 70. Fludtunt'ons of credit in,iv. 7. Chronological sre doses of bonking thee, 194.How it- credit was dettroved in 1520, 221. How abark mey even now be fafey eftahlifhed there, 147.State of their debs, funds, and appropriations, at thepeace of 1963, v. 74. Extent of an- ual{upp'ies of,from 1556 to 1962, ¢5. Courts cof jultice in, how reisedered oppreffive, 107. Method of levying the taxes m, 122.