Philosophical letters, or, Letters regarding the English nation

Introduction		vii
Translator's Note		xxi
Chronology		xxiii
First Letter, On the Quakers		1
Second Letter, On the Quakers		5
Third Letter, On the Quakers		7
Fourth Letter, On the Quakers		11
Fifth Letter, On the Anglican Religion		15
Sixth Letter, On the Presbyterians		19
Seventh Letter, On the Socinians, or Arians, or Antitrinitarians		21
Eighth Letter, On the Parliament		23
Ninth Letter, On the Government		27
Tenth Letter, On Commerce		31
Eleventh Letter, On Smallpox Inoculation		33
Twelfth Letter, On Chancellor Bacon		37
Thirteenth Letter, On Mr Locke		41
Fourteenth Letter, On Descartes and Newton		47
Fifteenth Letter, On the System of Attraction		51
Sixteenth Letter, On Mr Newton's Optics		59
Seventeenth Letter, On Infinity and on Chronology		63
Eighteenth Letter, On Tragedy		69
Nineteenth Letter, On Comedy		75
Twentieth Letter, On Noblemen Who Cultivate Literature		79
Twenty-first Letter, On the Earl of Rochester and Mr. Waller		83
Twenty-second Letter, On Mr. Pope, and some Other Famous Poets		89
Twenty-third Letter, On the Esteem Due to Men of Letters		93
Twenty-fourth Letter, On the Academies		97
Twenty-fifth Letter, On Mr. Pascal's Pens��es		101
Proposal for a Letter about the English		123
Notes		131
Bibliography		157

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