Mercantilism

Volume I: the rise of mercantilist discourse 1. Introduction 2. A Discourse of Trade from England Unto the East (1621) 3. England's Treasure by Forraign Trade (1664) 4. the Circle of Commerce or the Balance of Trade (1664) 5. A Treasure of Traffike (1641) 6. England's Interest and Improvement (1673) 7. a Discourse of Trade in Two parts (1665) Volume II: 17th Century discussions 1. A Discourse concerning the East India Trade 2. an Essay towards settling a National-Credit (1696) 3. Brief observations concernng trade and interest of money (1668) 4. A Treatise Concerning the East-India Trade (1681) Some considerations of the Consequences of the Lowering Interest and the Raising of the Value of Money (1691) 6. Further considerations (1696) 7. An Essay on the East India Trade Volume III: A Science of Trade 1. A New discourse of Trade (1693) 2. A Short addition 3. A Supplement 4. A Discourse of Trade (1690) 5. A Discourse concerning Coining the New Money Lighter (1696) 6. An Essay upon the Probable Methods of making People Gainers in the Balance of Trade (1699) 7. A Discourse of the General Notions of Money, trade and Exchanges (1695) 8. Discourses of Trade (1691) Volume IV: the Eighteenth century 1. The system of a Theory of the Trade of the World (1720) 2. the Trade and navigation of Great Britain considered (1729) 3. An Essay on the Causes of the Decline of Foreigh Trade (1730) 4. Money answers to all things (1734) 5. Maxims of Trade (1713)