- 1Preface
- 2Preface to First Edition
- 3Part I — Sophisms of Protection
- 4I — Abundance — Scarcity
- 5II — Obstacle — Cause
- 6III — Effort — Result
- 7IV — Equalizing of the Facilities of Production
- 8V — Our Productions Are Overloaded With Taxes
- 9VI — Balance of Trade
- 10VII — Petition From the Manufacturers of Candles, Wax-Lights, Lamps…
- 11VIII — Discriminating Duties
- 12IX — Wonderful Discovery!
- 13X — Reciprocity
- 14XI — Absolute Prices
- 15XII — Does Protection Raise the Rate of Wages?
- 16XIII — Theory — Practice
- 17XIV — Conflicting Principles
- 18XV — Reciprocity Again
- 19XVI — Obstructed Rivers Pleading for the Prohibitionists
- 20XVII — A Negative Railroad
- 21XVIII — “There Are No Absolute Principles”
- 22XIX — National Independence
- 23XX — Human Labor — National Labor
- 24XXI — Raw Material
- 25XXII — Metaphors
- 26Conclusion
- 27Part II — Sophisms of Protection — I — Natural History of Spoliation
- 28II — Two Systems of Morals
- 29III — The Two Hatchets
- 30IV — Inferior Council of Labor
- 31V — Dearness — Cheapness
- 32VI — To Artisans and Laborers
- 33VII — A Chinese Story
- 34VIII — Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
- 35IX — Robbery by Bounties
- 36X — The Tax Collector
- 37XI — Utopian Ideas
- 38XII — Salt, Postage, and Customs
- 39XIII — The Three Aldermen
- 40XIV — Something Else
- 41XV — The Little Arsenal of the Free Trader
- 42XVI — The Right and the Left Hand
- 43XVII — Supremacy by Labor
- 44Part III — Spoliation and Law
- 45Part IV — Capital and Interest
Sophisms of the Protectionists
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