- 1Author’s Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3Chapter I — The Tradesman in His Preparations While an Apprentice
- 4Chapter II — The Tradesman’s Writing Letters
- 5Chapter III — The Trading Style
- 6Chapter IV — Of the Tradesman Acquainting Himself With All Business…
- 7Chapter V — Diligence and Application in Business
- 8Chapter VI — Over-Trading
- 9Chapter VII — Of the Tradesman in Distress, and Becoming Bankrupt
- 10Chapter VIII — The Ordinary Occasions of the Ruin of Tradesmen
- 11Chapter IX — Of Other Reasons for the Tradesman’s Disasters: And, F…
- 12Chapter X — Of Extravagant and Expensive Living; Another Step to a…
- 13Chapter XI — Of the Tradesman’s Marrying Too Soon
- 14Chapter XII — Of the Tradesman’s Leaving His Business to Servants
- 15Chapter XIII — Of Tradesmen Making Composition With Debtors, or Wit…
- 16Chapter XIV — Of the Unfortunate Tradesman Compounding With His Cre…
- 17Chapter XV — Of Tradesmen Ruining One Another by Rumour and Clamour…
- 18Chapter XVI — Of the Tradesman’s Entering Into Partnership in Trade…
- 19Chapter XVII — Of Honesty in Dealing, and Lying
- 20Chapter XVIII — Of the Customary Frauds of Trade, Which Honest Men…
- 21Chapter XIX — Of Fine Shops, and Fine Shows
- 22Chapter XX — Of the Tradesman’s Keeping His Books, and Casting Up H…
- 23Chapter XXI — Of the Tradesman Letting His Wife Be Acquainted With…
- 24Chapter XXII — Of the Dignity of Trade in England More Than in Othe…
- 25Chapter XXIII — Of the Inland Trade of England, Its Magnitude, and…
- 26Chapter XXIV — Of Credit in Trade, and How a Tradesman Ought to Val…
- 27Chapter XXV — Of the Tradesman’s Punctual Paying His Bills and Prom…
The Complete English Tradesman
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