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  ** Introduction. The hypothesis of a God
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  ** Chapter I. Of the Economic Science.
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  *** 1. — Opposition between FACT and RIGHT in social economy.
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  *** 2. — Inadequacy of theories and criticisms.
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  ** Chapter II. Of Value.
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  *** 1. — Opposition of value in USE and value in EXCHANGE.
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  *** 2. — Constitution of value; definition of wealth.
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  *** 3. — Application of the law of proportionality of values.
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  ** Chapter III. Economic Evolutions. — First Period. — The Division of Labor.
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  *** 1. — Antagonistic effects of the principle of division.
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  *** 2. — Impotence of palliatives. — MM. Blanqui, Chevalier, Dunoyer, Rossi, and Passy.
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  ** Chapter IV. Second Period. — Machinery.
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  *** 1. — Of the function of machinery in its relations to liberty.
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  *** 2. — Machinery’s contradiction. — Origin of capital and wages.
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  *** 3. — Of preservatives against the disastrous influence of machinery.
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  ** Chapter V. Third Period. — Competition.
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  *** 1. — Necessity of competition.
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  *** 2. — Subversive effects of competition, and the destruction of liberty thereby.
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  *** 3. — Remedies against competition.
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  ** Chapter VI. Fourth Period. — Monopoly
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  *** 1. — Necessity of monopoly.
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  *** 2. — The disasters in labor and the perversion of ideas caused by monopoly.
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  ** Chapter VII. Fifth Period. — Police, Or Taxation.
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  *** 1. — Synthetic idea of the tax. — Point of departure and development of this idea.
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  *** 2. — Antinomy of the tax.
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  *** 3. — Disastrous and inevitable consequences of the tax. (Provisions, sumptuary laws, rural and industrial police, patents, trade-marks, etc.)
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  ** Chapter VIII. Of the Responsibility of Man and Of God, Under the Law of Contradiction, Or a Solution of the Problem of Providence.
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  *** 1. — The culpability of man. — Exposition of the myth of the fall.
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  *** 2. — Exposition of the myth of Providence. — Retrogression of God.
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  ** Chapter IX. Sixth Epoch. — The Trade Balance.
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  *** 1. — The necessity of free trade
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  *** 2. — The necessity of protection
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  *** 3. — Trade balance theory
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  ** Chapter X. Seventh Epoch. — The Credit.
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  *** 1. — Origin and Development of the Idea of Credit
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  *** 2. — Development of credit institutions
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  *** 3. — Credit&#39;s falsehoods and contradictions
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  ** Chapter XI. Eighth Epoch. — The Property.
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  *** 1. — The property is inexplicable outside of the economic series
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  *** 2. — Causes of the establishment of property
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  *** 3. — How property depraves itself
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  *** 4. — Proof of the God hypothesis through property
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  ** Chapter XII. Ninth Epoch. — The Community.
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  *** 1. — The community derives from the political economy
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  *** 2. — Definition of what is owned and what is common
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  *** 3. — The communist problem
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  *** 4. — The community takes its ends to be its means
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  *** 5. — The community is incompatible with the family
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  *** 6. — The community is impossible without estate law, and it dies because of the estate
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  *** 7. — The community is impossible without organisational law, and it dies because of organisation
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  *** 8. — The community is impossible without justice, and it dies because of justice
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  *** 9. — The community is diverse, unintelligent and unintelligible
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  *** 10. — The community is the religion of misery
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  ** Chapter XIII. Tenth Epoch. — The People
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  *** 1. — The destruction of society through production and labour
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  *** 2. — Poverty is a fact of political economy
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  *** 3. — Principle of population equilibrium
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  ** Chapter XIV. Summary and Conclusion
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