Synopsis

CHAPTER I. Introductory, " AUusion made to the defective manner in which the acience of Political Economy has been treated, both theoreticaUy and practioalfy. " The efforts of Adam Smi and the other of the school qf Economists directed more to an exposure of the errors by which the ancient mercantile system of Europe was ed than to an elucidation of the science itself " The social law of commerce not discovered by Adam Smithy nor by any member of the school, " The courses of ex- amination reasonings and argument that are required for raising the science of Political Economy from its degraded condition and for placing