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Excerpt from Virtue in Humble Life, Vol. 2 of 2: Containing Reflections on Relative Duties, Particularly Those of Masters and Servants; Thoughts on the Passions, Prejudices and Tempers of Mankind, Drawn From Real Characters; Fables Applicable to the Subjects; Various Anecdotes of the Living and the Dead
IV. In wbat tbe true love of our country conf s, fife. V. Religion coeval witb true liberty, V I. Tbe genuine liberty of tbe prefi, we. VII. Liberty elq'played, by. A generous planter, _ rife. VIII. Yu ice in commerce e ential to liberty, we. IX. Subordination and jag/lice nece ary to liberty, X. Taxation e mztial to liberty, we. R X I. Tbe exiy'e'enee a people, as depending on tbeir moral cona'uc7, fife. XII. Irreligion tbe caufe of tbc fall of nations, (sic. XIII. State of tbe 7mm wit/2 re/pee'? To Cbri ianity, {9' c. XIV. Cloarac'z'er of a goocl and religious king, 3'c. XV. Tbe ful/e notions entertained by tlye'britil-h Americans, 3'c. XVI. Benefit; and clifadvantege: of tbe public -debt, C97. XVII. Hgg/bana'23 under, Providencehtbe fcurce. Of ricbes to a nation, Sac. 3 - 6-1.
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