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Godwin, Political Justice, Volume II (1793)
	Front Matter
	Title Page
	Contents of Vol. II, pp. ii-xxiii
	Book V. Of Legislative and Executive Power
	Chap. I. Introduction, p. 379
	Chap. II. Of Education, the Education of a Prince, p. 383
	Chap. III. Private Life of a Prince, p. 397
	Chap. IV. Of a Virtuous Despotism, p. 408
	Chap. V. Of Courts and Ministers, p.414
	Chap. VI. Of Subjects, p. 423
	Chap. VII. Of Elected Monarchy, p. 435
	Chap. VIII. Of Limited Monarchy, p. 441
	Chap. IX. Of a President with Regal Powers, p. 454
	Chap. X. Of Hereditary Distinction, p. 461
	Chap. XI. Moral Effects of Aristocracy, p. 468
	Chap. XII. Of Titles, p. 474
	Chap. XIII. Of the Aristocratical Character, p. 478
	Chap. XIV. General Features of Democracy, p. 489
	Chap. XV. Of Political Imposture, p. 499
	Chap. XVI. Of the Causes of War, p. 511
	Chap. XVII. Of the Object of War, p. 521
	Chap. XVIII. Of the Conduct of War, p. 526
	Chap. XIX. Of Military Establishments and Treaties, p. 534
	Chap. XX. Of Democracy as connected with the Transactions of War, p. 542
	Chap. XXI. Of the Composition of Governments, p. 550
	Chap. XXII. Of the Future History of Political Societies, p. 558
	Chap. XXIII. Of National Assemblies, p. 568
	Chap. XXIV. Of the Dissolution of Government, p. 576
	Book VI. Of Opinion Considered as a Subject of Political Institution
	Chap. I. General Effects of the Political Superintendence of Opinion, p. 581
	Chap. II. Of Religious Establishments, p. 603
	Chap. III. Of the Suppression of Erroneous Opinion in Religion and Government, p. 610
	Chap. IV. Of Tests, p. 622
	Chap. V. Of Oaths, p. 631
	Chap. VI. Of Libels, p. 637
	Chap. VII. Of Constitutions, p. 652
	Chap. VIII. Of National Education, p. 665
	Chap. IX. Of Pensions and Salaries, p. 673
	Chap. X. Of the Modes of Deciding a Question on the Part of the Community, p. 683
	Book VII. Of Crimes and Punishments
	Chap. I. Limitations of the Doctrine of Punishment which result from the Principles of Punishments, p. 687
	Chap. II. General Disadvantages of Coercion, p. 696
	Chap. III. Of the Purposes of Coercion, p. 705
	Chap. IV. Of the Application of Coercion, p. 715
	Chap. V. Of Coercion considered as a Temporary Expedient, p. 727
	Chap. VI. Scale of Coercion, p. 745
	Chap. VII. Of Evidence, p. 760
	Chap. VIII. Of Law, p. 764
	Chap. IX. Of Pardons, p. 781
	Book VIII. Of Property
	Chap. I. Genuine System of Property Delineated, p. 787
	Chap. II. Benefits arising from the Genuine System of Property, p. 799
	Chap. III. Of the Objection to this System from the Admirable Effects of Luxury, p. 814
	Chap. IV. Of the Objection to this System from the Allurements of Sloth, p. 818
	Chap. V. Of the Objection to this System from the Impossibility of its being rendered permanent, p. 829
	Chap. VI. Of the Objection to this System from the Inflexibility of its Restrictions, p. 839
	Chap. VII. Of the Objection to this System from the Principle of Population, p. 860
	Chap. VIII. Of the Means of Introducing the Genuine System of Property, p. 873
	End of Vol. II, p. 895
	Errata, p. 896