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Spirit of Laws
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Of Laws in relation to Commerce, considered in the Revolutions it has met with in the World1. Some general Considerations.2. Of the People of Africa.3. That the Wants of the People in the South are different from those of the North.4. The principal Difference between the Commerce of the Ancients and the Moderns.5. Other Differences.6. Of the Commerce of the Ancients.7. Of the Commerce of the Greeks.8. Of Alexander: his Conquests.9. Of the Commerce of the Grecian Kings after the Death of Alexander.10. Of the Circuit of Africa.11. Of Carthage and Marseilles.12. The Isle of Delos.13. Of the Genius of the Romans as to Maritime Affairs.14. Of the Genius of the Romans with respect to Commerce.15. Of the Commerce of the Romans with the Barbarians.16. Of the Commerce of the Romans with Arabia and the Indies.17. Of Commerce after the Destruction of the Western Empire.18. A particular Regulation.19. Of Commerce after the Decay of the Roman Power in the East.20. How Commerce broke through the Barbarism of Europe.21. The Discovery of two new Worlds, and in what Manner Europe is affected by it. |
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