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ACCURACY

OF JUDGMENT." Nothing is such an enemy,
&c.” Thoughts and Details on Scarcity. Vol. vii. 388
ACTS OF GRACE.-" I never relished acts of grace, &c.”

Speech at Bristol, previous to the Election. Vol. iii...378
ADVICE.- -“ If I were to venture, &c.” Letter to a

Member of the National Assembly. Vol. vi........... 52
AFFECTION.-" There is nothing interesting, &c.”

Speech on Economical Reform. Vol. iii........... 282
AMBITION.-" The same sun which gilds, &c.” Obser-

vations on a late State of the Nation. Vol. ii ......... 91
AMERICA—" As long as Europe, &c.” Letters on a

Regicide Peace. Let. iii. Vol. viii............... ...315
ANALOGIES.—“I am not of opinion, &c.” Letter to W.
Elliot, Esq. Vol. vii...

366
“ In all speculations, &c." Letters on a Regicide
Peace. Let. i. Vol. viii..

78
FESTIVE ANNIVERSARIES.-" The appointment of festive,

&c.” Thoughts on French Affairs. Vol. vii........... 75
APPEALS TO THE POOR.—“The ground of a political, &c.”

Observations on the Conduct of the Minority, vol. vii. 262
ARBITRARY POWER—" Arbitrary power is so much, &c »

Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs. Vol. vi... 202-3
" It is by lying dormant.” Letter to the Sheriffs of

Bristol. Vol. iii......
ARISTOCRACY.- :-“ A true natural aristocracy, &c.”

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Bonds of NATIONS.-" The operation of dangerous, &c.”

Letters on Regicide Peace. Let. i. vol. viii.......... 180
Books.—“ Nothing ought to be more weighed, &c.”

Letter to a Member of the National Assembly.
Vol. vi...........

29
BRIBERY.—“ It is by bribing,&c.” Speech on the Nabob
of Arcot's debts. Vol. iv....

315
PROSCRIPTION OF CATHOLICS.-" This way of proscribing

citizens, &c.” Speech at Bristol previous to the
Election Vol. iji...

418
“ This way of proscribing men, &c.” Letter to Sir
H. Langrishe. Vol. vi........

331
“ I know well that there is a cant, &c.” Letter to a
Noble Lord on the Penal Laws. Vol. vi...

275
“ Bad laws are the worst sort, &c.” Speech at Bristol
previous to the Election. Vol. ij..

390
" The taking away of a vote, &c.” Letter to a noble
Lord, on the Penal Laws. Vol. vi....

279
“ If property be artificially, &c.” Letter to Sir H.
Langrishe. Vol. vi......

315
* The question is not whether, &c.” Remarks on the
Policy of the Allies. Vol. vii......

175
CHANGE.-" We must all obey, &c.” Letter to Sir H.
Langrishe. Vol. vi..........

369
CHARACTERS OF Men.-" It is in the relaxation, &c."

Letter to a Member of the National Assembly.
vol. vi.......

26
Charity.-“Without all doubt charity,” &c. Thoughts
and Details on Scarcity. Vol. vii.........

391
“ It is better to cherish, &c.” Reflections on the Re-
volution in France. Vol. V....

196
CHARTERS.--" If the bank should, &c.” Speech on Mr.
Fox's East India Bill. Vol. iv....

127
PoliticaL CHEATS.—“Cheats and deceivers never, &c.”

Letter to a Member of the National Assembly.
Vol. vi............

19
CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT OF ENGLAND.--" First I beg

leave to speak, &c.” Reflections on the Revolution in
France. Vol. y...

176

265

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CHURCH ESTATES." With regard to the estates, &c.”

Reflections on the Revolution in France. Vol. v...... 295
CIRCULATION OF MONEY.-" Circulation of money is a,

&c.” Thoughts on French Affairs. Vol. vii............ 49
CLAMOUR OF CITIZENS, &c.-" The cry of the people in

cities, &c.” Thoughts and Details on Scarcity.
Vol. vii................

391
CLASSIFICATION OF CITIZENS.--" The legislators who

framed, &c.” Reflections on the Revolution in
France. Vol. v

330
CLERGY OF FRANCE." When my occasions took me,

&c.” Reflections on the Revolution in France.
Vol. V.......
COLONIAL OBEDIENCE.--" In large bodies the circula-

..........

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“ The practical consequences, &c.” Appeal from the
New to the Old Whigs. Vol. vi...

210
“ The rules and definitions, &c.” Letters on a Regi-
cide Peace. Let. i. Vol. viii....

87
“ The decisions of prudence, &c.” Letter to Sir H.
Langrishe. Vol. vi......

309
“ It is not worth our while, &c.” Appeal from the New
to the Old Whigs. Vol. vi....

97
“ There is a courageous wisdom, &c.” Letters on a
Regicide Peace. Let. i. Vol. viii.....

86-7
“ There are many things, &c.” Letters on a Regicide
Peace. Let, i. Vol. viii.....

198
“ Falsehood and delusion, &c.” Letters on a Regicide
Peace, Let. i, Vol. viii....

208
“ If the prudence of reserve, &c.” Reflections on the
Revolution in France. Vol. V.........

39
ACTING IN CONCERT.-" He who calls in the aid, &c.”

Substance of a speech on the Army Estimates.
Vol. V..............

10
CONCESSION.--" Great and acknowledged force, &c.”

Speech on Conciliation with America. Vol. iii...... 34
“ Terror is not always, &c.” Speech on Conciliation
with America. Vol. iii.....

47
“ A concession in which, &c.” Letter to Sir H. Lang-
rishe, Vol. vi....

351
CONSISTENCY. :-“ He who thinks that the British, &c."

Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs. Vol. vi...... 113
THE CONSTITUTION.-" The whole scheme of our, &c.”

Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs. Vol. vi... 258
“ Our constitution is not, &c.” Letter to Sir H.

Langrishe. Vol. vi......
“ It is one excellence, &c.” Letter to Sir H. Lang-
rishe. Vol. vi.....

310
331

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&c.” Reflections on the Revolution in France.
Vol. V..............

310
CONDUCT OF CONSTITUENTS TO MEMBERS.-“ Look gen-

tlemen to the whole, &c.” Speech at Bristol previous
to the Election. Vol. iji...

359
“ I must beg leave just, &c.” Speech at Bristol previous
to the Election. Vol. iii......

358
CONSTITUTIONALISTS OF FRANCE." I have seen some of

those, &c.” Remarks on the Policy of the Allies.
Vol. vii......

159
CONTEMPT.-" Contempt is not a thing, &c." Letters

on a Regicide Peace. Let. iii. Vol. viii.
CONTRACT." To avoid frittering, &c.” Speech on the
Economical Reform. Vol. ii....

285
CONVERSION.-" I speak for myself, &c.” Remarks
on the Policy of the Allies. Vol. vii...

178
CORPORATE BODIES." In most questions of state, &c.”

Reflections on the Revolution in France. Vol. v... 284-5
" In a question of reformation, &c.” Reflections on

the Revolution in France. Vol. V........................ 294
CREDIT.-". Credit cannot exist, &c.” Speech on
the Economical Reform. Vol. iii........................

241
CRIMES SHOULD NOT BE CONFOUNDED.- -“ The persons who

make, &c.” Letters to the Sheriffs of Bristol.
Vol, iii........

137
Crown EsTATES." A landed estate is, &c.” Speech
on the Economical Reform. Vol. iii....

271
DARKNESS." Those despotic governments.” On the
Sublime and Beautiful. Vol. i...........

160
DEBTOR LAWS.-" There are two capital faults, &c.”

Speech at Bristol previous to the Election. Vol. ij. 376
DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE.--" An offensive alliauce, &c."

Heads for Consideration, &c. Vol. vii...... ... ... ... ... 113
DEFENSIVE WAR.-" It is in the nature, &c.” Thoughts
on French Affairs. Vol. vii...

57
“ Alas! the few of us, &c.” Letters on a Regicide
Peace, Let. iij. Vol, vii,..

373