- 1Introduction
- 2Letter I — On the Quakers
- 3Letter II — On the Quakers
- 4Letter III — On the Quakers
- 5Letter IV — On the Quakers
- 6Letter V — On the Church of England
- 7Letter VI — On the Presbyterians
- 8Letter VII — On the Socinians, or Arians, or Antitrinitarians
- 9Letter VIII — On the Parliament
- 10Letter IX — On the Government
- 11Letter X — On Trade
- 12Letter XI — On Inoculation
- 13Letter XII — On the Lord Bacon
- 14Letter XIII — On Mr. Locke
- 15Letter XIV — On Descartes and Sir Isaac Newton
- 16Letter XV — On Attraction
- 17Letter XVI — On Sir Isaac Newton’s Optics
- 18Letter XVII — On Infinites in Geometry, and Sir Isaac Newton’s Chro…
- 19Letter XVIII — On Tragedy
- 20Letter XIX — On Comedy
- 21Letter XX — On Such of the Nobility as Cultivate the Belles Lettres
- 22Letter XXI — On the Earl of Rochester and Mr. Waller
- 23Letter XXII — On Mr. Pope and Some Other Famous Poets
- 24Letter XXIII — On the Regard That Ought to Be Shown to Men of Letters
- 25Letter XXIV — On the Royal Society and Other Academies
Letters on England
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