Letters concerning the Spanish nation: : Written at Madrid during the Years 1760 and 1761.

Preface

Historical introduction

I. Journey from London to Madrid

II. The state of religion in Spain

III, pt. I. Of the government of Spain, the Cortes, or parliament, its laws, tribunals, courts of iudicature, etc. pt. II. Councils, halls, and tribunals

IV. pt. I. State of literature, letters, and men of learning in Spain. pt. II. State of physic, poetry, etc. pt. III. Catalogue of Spanish authors

V. etc. pt.II. Catalogue of Spanish authors

V. State of measures and weights

VI. Views of the stage

VII, pt. I. Description of the bull-feast, exhibited on the present king's public entry, July 15, 1760. pt. II. Burial, grandees, king's public entry

VIII, pt. I. Description of the Convent of St. Laurence, commonly called the Escurial. pt. II. Catalogue of the Latin, Greek, and Hebrew manuscripts in the library of the Convent of the Escurial

IX. Description of the city of Toledo

X. Description of the city of Segovia. XI. Some account of the antiquities at Corduba, Seville, Cadiz, Granada, Saguntum, Taragona, and Barcelona

XII. A list of the land and sea forces, in the year 1760, with an estimate of their annual expence. The salaries of the great officers. Pensions paid out of the finances. Of the revenues

XIII. A short view of the commerce and manufactures of Spain, so far as they relate to Great Britain

XIV. An account of the Spanish money

XV. The state of agriculture

XVI. To the Reverend Dr. Kennicott, concerning the Hebrew manuscripts in Spain

XVII. Don Gregory Mayan's epistle to C. C. Pluer, on the present state of the Hebrew and Arabic learning in Spain

XVII. The same to the late Sir Benjamin Keene, containing a full account of the Complutensian Polyglott

XIX. Of the royal family, and court of Spain

XX. Journey from Madrid to Lisbon, and thence to London