Co-op^raieur  (p.  225) :  "  this  term  is  much  more
frequently  used  in  theological  matters  than  in  any
other."  Almost  the  same  moral  significance  is
attached  to  the  word  Credit  (p.  240),  in  which
reference  is  only  made  to  the  work  of  Duclos,
Considerations  sur  les  Mceurs.  A  vindication  of
the  natural  rights  of  mankind  is  contained  in
Droit  Natwrd  (p.  296).  The  study  of  the  rules
of  husbandry  is  recommended  in  an  article  on
ilconomie  Rustique  ( p.  3  7  8 ) .  (Fondation,  although
inserted  in  CEuvres,  t.  xv.  p.  12,  is  by  Turgot,  see
the  Encyclopedie,  1757,  t.  vii.  p.  14).  Hoinme
{Politique,  t.  xv.  p.  139)  the  pith  of  this  article  is
derived  from  an  article  by  Quesnay,  which  the
latter  had  suppressed.  The  existence  of  this  was
recently  discovered  by  Dr.  S.  Bauer.  "The  wealth
of  a  nation  is  the  produce  of  the  sum  total  of  its
labours,  after  the  cost  of  labour  has  been  deducted.
The  greater  the  net  produce  and  the  more  equal
its  distribution,  the  better  the  administration.
