An Enquiry Into the Duties of Men in the Higher and Middle Classes of Society in Great Britain: Resulting from Their Respective Stations, Professions, and Employments, Volumen2

T. Cadell, 1824

The Lawfulness of Ecclesiastical Establishments	11

Church of England Advantages to be	22

Thirtynine ArticlesDuties and Temptations	27

Celebration of Divine Worship 34	34

Catechising young PersonsSunday Schools 4547	45

Remedying of Parochial Abuses Repairs	60

Leading Purposes which Trade is designed	62

Conduct of Dissenters 66	66

stances	232

Particular Observations on the Duties of	260

Paper Credit	266

Duties of the Country Banker respecting it 273275	273

Stopping Payment for a short TimeRemarks 281283	281

Borrowing Money on Interest Remarks	290

Unwarrantable Risks	305

Covering of Ships 330333	330

Pluralities 72	72

Controversy 78	79

If fundamentally dissatisfied with the Church	87

As to Superintendence of Diocese 9396	93

As to his Spiritual Court 99	99

Two general Rules respecting commercial	102

Principal Differences between the English	106

Similar Observations respecting the Clergy	120

Duties incumbent on the Medical Student	127

With respect to Hospitals and the Poor	144

Collateral Pursuits well adapted to the Leisure	150

Mr Humes Argument against the Credibility	183

Monopolies and Combinations	201

Reduction of existing Prices Arguments	207

Frugality	217

General Observations on the Subject of Credit 223231	223

Artificial Prices 336338	337

Instances of reprehensible Practices	343

Unjust or illegal Employment 349352	349

Manufacturers Preceding Remarks appli	358

Duties of a Manufacturer as to the Health	375

Further Observations respecting a Bankers	377

Instances of Frauds in Manufactures 382385	382

Temptations affecting a wealthy Manufacturer 389391	389

Encouragement	400

Copyhold Tenures	410

And of the Public Canals Roads Inclosures	416

Deputy Lieutenant	430

Foreign Travel	457

Arguments admitted by Unbelievers 491494	491

Inference from the foregoing Reasoning	500

Título	An Enquiry Into the Duties of Men in the Higher and Middle Classes of Society in Great Britain: Resulting from Their Respective Stations, Professions, and Employments, Volumen2 An Enquiry Into the Duties of Men in the Higher and Middle Classes of Society in Great Britain: Resulting from Their Respective Stations, Professions, and Employments, Thomas Gisborne
Autor	Thomas Gisborne
Edición	7
Editor	T. Cadell, 1824
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	11 Oct. 2007

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