THE

FREE-HOLDER.

OR

POLITICAL ESSAYS.

By the Right Honourable
JOSEPH ADDISON, Efq;

LONDON:
Printed for J. and R. TONSON and S. DRAPER
in the Strand.

MDCCLI.

II. Of HIS MAJESTY's Character.

II. The Memoirs of a Prefton Rebel.

IV. Reasons why the British Ladies

Should-fide with the Free-Holder.

V. Of the Love which we owe to our

Country.

VI. The Guilt of Perjury.

VII. Of Party Lies.

VIII. The Female Association.

IX. Answer of the Free-Holders of

Great-Britain to the Pretender's De

claration,

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X. Arbi-

X. Arbitrary Power, exemplified in the

Conduct of Muly Ishmael Emperor

of Morocco.

XI. Subfcriptions to the Female Affo-
ciation.

XII. The Guilt of Rebellion in general,

and of the late Rebellion in particular.

XIII. Of those who are indifferent in
a time of Rebellion.

XIV. The Political Creed of a Tory

Male-content.

XV. Project of the Ladies for making

the Fan ferviceable to the Proteftant

Caufe.

XVI. On the late Act of Parliament

for fufpending the Habeas Corpus

Act.

XVII. How Minifters of State fhould
bear an undeferved Reproach:

XVIII. Of the late French Edict for

increafing the Value of their Louis

d'Ors.

XIX. The

XIX. The unchriftian Spirit of our
late Party-Writings.

XX. Of the late Act of Parliament for
laying four Shillings in the Pound
on Land.

XXI. The Birth-day of Her Royal
Highnefs the Princess of Wales.

XXII. The Character and Converfation
of a Tory Fox-hunter.

XXIII. A Cartel for the British La-

dies, during their prefent State of

War.

XXIV. The Defigns of HIS MAJES-
TY's Enemies impracticable.

XXV. Of the Fickleness of the British

Politicks.

XXVI. Confiderations offered to the

difaffected part of the Fair Sex.

XXVII. The Vision of a fecond-fighted

Highlander.

XXVIII.