THE TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN. A SATIRE. BY DANIEL DE FOE. "Statuimus Pacem, et Securitatem, et Concordiam Judicium, et Justitiam inter Anglos et Normandos, LONDON: PRINTED AND SOLD BY THE BOOKSELLERS. CONTENTS OF VOLUME THE THIRD. THE TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN. A DISCOURSE UPON OCCASIONAL CONFORMITY, with a PREFACE TO THE LORD MAYOR. A LETTER TO MR How (BY WAY OF REPLY), RELATIVE TO AN INQUIRY INTO THE OCCASIONAL CONFORMITY OF DISSENTERS. AN INQUIRY INTO THE OCCASIONAL CONFORMITY OF DISSENTERS, SHOWING THAT THE DISSENTERS ARE NO WAY CONCERNED IN IT. THE SHORTEST WAY WITH THE DISSENTERS; OR PROPOSALS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CHURCH. A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF A LATE PAMPHLEt, entitled THE SHORTEST WAY WITH THE DISSENTERS. THE SINCERITY OF THE DISSENTERS VINDICATED FROM THE SCANDAL OF OCCASIONAL CONFORMITY; WITH SOME CONSIDERATIONS OF A LATE BOOK, ENTITLED 'MODERATION A VIRTUE.' THE HISTORY OF THE KENTISH PETITION. A MEMORIAL FROM THE GENTLEmen, FreeholdeRS, AND INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTIES OF THE ORIGINAL POWER OF THE COLLECTIVE BODY OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. REASONS AGAINST THE SUCCESSION OF THE HOUSE OF HANOVer. AN ANSWER TO A QUESTION, WHAT IF THE QUEEN SHOULD Die? ESSAYS UPON SEVERAL PROJECTS; OR, EFFECTual Ways for ADVANCING THE Interests OF THE NATION. JURE DIVINO; OR, THE RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN WRONG. REMARKS ON THE BILL TO PREVENT FRAUDS COMMITTED BY BANKRUPTS. AN ESSAY UPON LOANS. AN ESSAY UPON PUBLIC CREDIT. AN ESSAY ON THE SOUTH-SEA TRADE. AN ESSAY ON THE TREATY OF COMMERCE WITH FRANCE. SOME FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATY OF NAVIGATION AND COMMERCE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE. USE AND ABUSE OF THE MARRIAGE BED. THE HISTORY OF THE DEVIL, AS WELL ANCIENT AS MODERN. AN HUMBLE PROPOSAL TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, FOR THE INCREASE OF THEIR TRADE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THEIR MANUFACTURES. THE TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN. A SATIRE. BY DANIEL DE FOE. "Statuimus Pacem, et Securitatem, et Concordiam Judicium, et Justitiam inter Anglos et Normandos, LONDON: PRINTED AND SOLD BY THE BOOKSELLERS. |