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ContentsIntroductionviiAcknowledgementsxv1. The first philosopher-economists: the Greeks 12. The Christian Middle Ages 293. From Middle Ages to Renaissance 654. The late Spanish scholastics 975. Protestants and Catholics 1356. Absolutist thought in Italy and France 1777. Mercantilism: serving the absolute state 2118. French mercantilist thought in the seventeenth century 2339. The liberal reaction against mercantilism in seventeenth centuryFrance 25310. Mercantilism and freedom in England from the Tudors to theCivil War 27511. Mercantilism and freedom in England from the Civil War to1750 30712. The founding father of modern economics: Richard Cantillon 34313. Physiocracy in mid-eighteenth century France 36314. The brilliance ofTurgot 38315. The Scottish Enlightenment 41516. The celebrated Adam Smith 43317. The spread of the Smithian movement 475Bibliographical essay 505Index 535v
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IndexAbelard, Peter 47Abrams, M.H.
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Index 539Romanists 37-42scholastics
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Index 543Grice-Hutchinson, Marjorie
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