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Table of contents for '' The [[Works of Sir William Temple]]'' (London:Printed for A. Churchill T. Goodwin, J. Knapton, R. Smith, B. Tooke, 1720).

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[https://archive.org/details/worksofsirwillia01temp/page/n17/mode/2up Volume I]

[https://archive.org/details/worksofsirwillia02temp/page/n6/mode/2up Volume II]

==Contents==
===Volume I===
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|7
|Observations upon the United Provinces of the Netherlands
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|7
|Chap. I. Of the Rise and Progress of the United Provinces
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|30
|Chap. II. Of their Government
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|43
|Chap. III. Of their Situation
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|47
|Chap. IV. Of their People and Dispositions
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|55
|Chap. V. Of their Religion
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|60
|Chap. VI. Of their Trade
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|69
|Chap. VII. Of their Forces and Revenues
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|72
|Chap. VIII. The Causes of their Fall, in 1672 
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|78
|Miscellanea. The First Part
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|83
| A Survey of the Constitutions and Interests of the Empire, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Holland, France, and Flanders; with their Relation to England in the Year 1671; and then given to one of his Majesty's Prinicpal Secretaries of State Upon the Ending of my Embassie at the Hague
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|95
|An Essay upon the Original and Nature of Government, Written in the year 1672
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|109
|An Essay upon the Advancement of Trade in Ireland. Written to the Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of that Kingdon. Dublin, July 22, 1673
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|122
|Written to the Duke of Ormond, in October, 1673. Upon his Grace's desiring me to give him my Opinion what was to be done in that Conjuncture
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|128
|To the Countess of Essex, upon her Grief occasioned by the Loss of her only Daughter. Shone, Jan. 29, 1674
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|134
|An Essay upon the Cure of the Gout by Moxa. Written to Monseut de Zulichem. Nimeguen, June 18, 1677
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|147
|Miscellanea. The Second Part
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|151
|An Essay upon the Ancient and Modern Learning
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|170
|Upon the Gardens of Epicurus; or, of Gardening. In the Year 1685
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|191
|Of Heroic Virtue
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|233
|Of Poetry
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|250
|Miscellanea. The Third Part
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|255
|Of Popular Discontents
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|272
|Of Health and Long Life
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|290
|Some Thoughts upon Reviewing the Essay of Ancient and Modern Learning
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|305
|Heads, designed for an Essay upon the different Conditions of Life and Fortune
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|310
|Heads, designed for an Essay on Conversation
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|314
|Vigil's last Eclogue
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|317
|Horace. Lib. 4 Ode 7
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|318
|Horace. Lib. 1 Ode 13
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|319
|Upon the Approach of the Shore at Harwich, in January, 1668. Begun under the Mast
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|321
|Horace. Lib. 3 Ode 29
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|324
|Horace. Non domus & fundus, non aris acertus & auri
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|325
|Tibullus. Lib. 4 El. 2
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|331
|Memoirs The Third Part
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|361
|The Appendix. Containing the Pieces referr'd to in these Memoirs
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|375
|Memoirs of what pass'd in Christendom from 1672, to 1679
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===Volume II===
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