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Bibliographical essayOverall bibliographies 507Ancient thought 507Medieval thought 509The late scholastics 511Luther and Calvin 513Anabaptist communism 514Non-scholastic Catholics 514Monarchomachs: Huguenots and Catholics 515Absolutism and Italian humanism 515Absolutism in France 515Mercantilism 516Seventeenth century French mercantilist thought 518French liberal opposition to mercantilism 518English mercantilists: sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries 519Locke and the Levellers 521English mercantilists: late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries 522Modern economics: Richard Cantillon: founding father 523Early mathematical economists 525The physiocrats and laissez-faire 525A.R.J. Turgot 526Ferdinando Galiani 526The Scottish Enlightenment 527The celebrated Adam Smith 529The spread of the Smithian movement 533Malthus and population 533505
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ContentsIntroductionviiAcknowledgem
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The Christian Middle Ages 312.1 The
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The Christian Middle Ages 33have li
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The Christian Middle Ages 37highly
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The Christian Middle Ages 39Vatican
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The Christian Middle Ages 41wanton
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The Christian Middle Ages 43means a
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The Christian Middle Ages 45renting
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The Christian Middle Ages 47obliged
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The brilliance ofTurgot 38514.1 The
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The celebrated Adam Smith 43516.1 T
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Page 528 and 529: Bibliographical essay 511Origin of
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Page 552 and 553: IndexAbelard, Peter 47Abrams, M.H.
Page 554 and 555: Index 537Beza, Theodore 169, 171Bie
Page 556 and 557: Index 539Romanists 37-42scholastics
Page 558 and 559: Index 541Protestantism and Catholic
Page 560 and 561: Index 543Grice-Hutchinson, Marjorie
Page 562 and 563: Index 545see also Keynesian; Keynes
Page 564 and 565: Index 547Malament, Barbara 519Males
Page 566 and 567: Index 549see also Montaigne fallacy
Page 568 and 569: Index 551Posidonius of Rhodes 22Pos
Page 570 and 571: Index 553Protestantism 138, 142, 16
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Index 555Thimoleon, Fran~ois, Abbe
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