[76] See ‹ante›, chapters i. and ii.
[77] ‹Ante›, p. 172.
[78] See ‹post›, chapter xx., on ‹Responsibility›.
[79] Extract from ‹La Presse›, 22d June 1850.
[80] ‹Caisse de Retraite›,—a friendly accumulation society which
has for object to provide for the labourer in his old age.—See
an account of these ‹Caisses de Retraite› in ‹Dictionnaire de
l’Économie Politique›, t. i. p. 255.—«Translator.»
[81] ‹Emeutes› of June 1848.
[82] The chapter, “‹Des Machines›,” is one of those included
in the author’s list of intended additions, which he did not
live to write. (See ‹Notice of Life and Writings, etc.›, p. 30,
‹ante›.)—«Translator.»
[83] For an explanation of these terms, borrowed from the Civil
Law, see ‹ante›, p. 172.—«Translator.»
[84] See ‹ante›, chapter iv.
[85] The manuscript brought from Rome stops here. What is subjoined
was found among the papers left by the author in Paris. It indicates
how he intended to terminate and sum up this chapter.—«Editor.»