THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 245739

ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS. 1902

CONTENTS

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THE SECOND VOLUME,

Prospects on the Rubicon .

5

Rights of Man, Part 1. Being an answer to Mr. Burke's attack on

the French Revolution

41

Rights of Man, Part II. Combining principles and practice

Letter to the authors of the Republican

to the Abbe Sieyes

Address to the Addressers

Letters to Lord Onslow

Dissertation on First Principles of Government

145

263

267

269

317

325

Speech delivered in the French national convention

345

Letter to Mr. Secretary Dundas, letter the first

353

The decline and fall of the English system of Finance

365

Letter to the people of France

389

Reasons for preserving the life of Louis Capet, as delivered to the

national convention

393

Agrarian Justice, opposed to Agrarian Law, and to Agrarian Mo-

nopoly...

Letter to the People of France, and the French armies, on the event
of the 18th Fructidor-(Sep. 4, 1797) and its consequences

Letter to Mr. Secretary Dundas, letter the second

to the sheriff of the county of Sussex

to Sir Archibald Macdonald, Attorney General, letter the first 445

to the Attorney General, on the prosecution against the second

Letter on the propriety of bringing Louis XVI. to trial

Speech in the national convention on the question, "shall or shall

452

not a respite of the sentence of Louis XVI. take place"

456

On Louisiana and emissaries

457

A challenge to the federalists to declare their principles

Liberty of the press.

Notifications respecting the impostor Cullen, alias M'Cullen, alias

Carpenter, the associate of the Federalists of New York . . . 473

466

469

472

474

Extract of a letter to Dr. Mitchell, senator for the state of New York 494

To the honourable, the speaker of the house of Representatives

To the federal faction

Memorial to congress

To congress

PROSPECTS ON THE RUBICON :

OR, AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES AND
CONSEQUENCES OF THE POLITICS TO BE
AGITATED AT THE NEXT MEETING
OF PARLIAMENT.