...notions concerning the unlimited freedom of commerce from an old merchant, M.Gournay), publifhedin the Encyclopedic? an article which fufficiently fhews...miftakes ; and, when compared with Mr. Smith's, afford a * In proof of this, if is fufficient for me to appeal to a fhort fciftory of the progrefi of political...

...appears from a paflage in the Memoires fur la Vie et les Ouvrages de M. Turgot; in which, after a fhoft quotation from the article juft mentioned, the author...miftakes; and, when compared with Mr. Smith's, afford a * In proof of this, it is fufficient for me to appeal to a ftort hiftory of the progrefs of political...

...opinions were confined to a few fpeculative men in France, appears from a paffage in the Memoires Jlir la Vie et les Ouvrages de M. Turgot; in which, after...however, though always plaufible and ingenious, and in mod inftances profound and juft, involve fome fundamental miftakes ; and, when compared with Mr. Smith's,...

...one day be adopted uni" versally." The Political Discourses of Mr Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr Smith, than any other book that had appeared....lectures. Even Mr Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, involve some fundamental mistakes...

...one day be adopted universally." The Political Discourses of Mr. Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr. Smith, than any other book that had appeared...lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, hir volve some fundamental mistakes...

...one day be adopted universally." The Political Discourses of Mr. Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr. Smith, than any other book that had appeared...lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, involve some fundamental mistakes...

...day be adopted universally." The ' Political Discourses' of Mr. Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr. Smith than any other book that had appeared...lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, involve some fundamental mistakes...

...one day be adopted universally." The Political Discourses of Mi-. Hume were evidently of greater wse to Mr. Smith, than any other book that had appeared...lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, involve some fundamental mistakes...

...one day be adopted universally." The Political Discourses of Mr. Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr. Smith, than any other book that had appeared...lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most instances profound and just, involve some fundamental mistakes...

...one day be adopted universally." The Political Discourses of Mr. Hume were evidently of greater use to Mr. Smith, than any other book that had appeared...Lectures. Even Mr. Hume's theories, however, though always plausible and ingenious, and in most 1 See Note H. EphdmSrides du Citoyen. See the first pnrt of the...