1737 and 1755.
"Considérations sur le gouvernement de la France," 173;
Critical difficulties, 174;
The "Plan" of 1737, 176;
M. Martin's judgment of it, 177;
The judgment of Voltaire, 179;
Its prime distinction, 180;
D'Argenson's views as to the value of the Monarchy: important
change, 182;
The "Plan" of 1755, 184;
Abstract of the "Plan," 185;
The scope and significance of d'Argenson's proposals, 199;
D'Argenson and Turgot, 202;
The scheme in the aspect of revolution, 204;
A master-work of sagacity, 206.