CHAP. IV.-AGRICULTURAL LOANS.

Loans warranted by the Excess of Capital

Farmers cannot obtain Capital for themselves

Prosperous Trades create their own new Capital

Use of Government Intervention

Objections

Agricultural Loans would be repaid

CHAP. V.-LOANS FOR COLONIZATION AND EMIGRATION.

Principle of Loans applies to other Cases

Misdirection of Capital in 1845

Wakefield and Buller on Colonization

Colonization by the English Aristocracy

Supply of Wool from Australia

Effects of the new Gold in Australia

Probable Effects of Emigration

Importance of the Supply of Wool.

Supply of Cotton

CHAP. VI.-LOANS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF TOWNS.

A Town Life the future Life of England.

Evils of a Town Life

Healthy Habitations wanted

Loans for Town Drainage and Water Supply

Loans for Improvement of Dwellings

CHAP. VII.-WORKING PARTNERSHIPS.

Socialism-Doctrine of Fourier

Christian Socialism.

Socialism on the Continent

Socialist Tendencies in England

Reform in the Law of Partnership

Popular Belief respecting Profits

Workmen may become Capitalists

Partnership an Instrument of Social Improvement

Joint-Stock Undertakings by the Middle Classes

Moral Aids to Co-operation

CHAP. VIII.-ENGLAND AMONG THE NATIONS.

PART III.-PATH TO THE REMEDY.

CHAP. I.-THEORIES OF SOCIAL PROGRESS.

Different Kinds of Progress

Theory of Comte

Theory of Hegel

Moral Progress and Decay in Individuals

Greece and Rome

Italian Republics

Spain and Turkey

Nature of Moral Decay

France

United States

CHAP. II.-NATIONAL DECAY.

Mr. Macaulay at Edinburgh

Grounds of Hope

Masses into which English Society is divided

Character of English Journals

Defects of the Journals

CHAP. III.-GROUNDS OF FEAR AND HOPE IN ENGLAND.

Evil Signs in England

Decline of Moral Courage in Statesmen

Permanent Seats in Parliament for Tried Men

CHAP. IV.-RECONCILIATION OF THE CHURCHES.

The Great Want

Agreement of Comte and Carlyle

Remedy of Comte

Remedy of Carlyle

Something better than either

Practical Argument for Christianity

The Practical Argument not for Sects

Fraternization with Popery

Political Effects of the Anti-Papal Bill

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Note A.-Nature of Money Capital-Mr. Hodgskin's Pamphlet

Note B.-The Quarterly Review on Accumulations of Capital .

Note C.-Mr. Fullarton on the Process of Depreciation

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