PFourdrinier:culp

J

THE

FREE-HOLDER.

OR

POLITICAL ESSAYS.

By the Right Honourable

JOSEPH ADDISON, Efq;

TOTHEC

LONDON:

Printed for J. and R. TONS ON and S. DRAPER

in the Strand.

MDCCLI.

THE

CONTENTS.

HE Title and Defign of
this Work.

N° IT

II. Of HIS MAJESTY's Character.

III. The Memoirs of a Prefton Rebet,

IV. Reasons why the British Ladies

fhould 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 Affociation,

IX. Anfwer of the Free-Holders of

Great-Britain to the Pretender's De-

claration.

A 2

X. Arbi-

X. Arbitrary Power, exemplified in the

Conduct of Muly Ishmael Emperor

of Morocco.

XI. Subfcriptions to the Female Allo-
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

A&t.

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