Of Exchange.
CHAP. I. OF the first principles of exchange, 310
CHAP. II. How to determine exactly the true and intrinsic 316
value of the metals, coin, or money, in which a balance
to foreign nations is to be paid,
CHAP. III. How to remove the inconveniences which occur in 325
paying balances with the metals or coin of a nation,
CHAP. IV. How the price of exchange, _in a prosperous 333
trading nation_, may be prevented from operating upon the
whole mass of reciprocal payments, instead of affecting
the balance only,
CHAP. V. How, when other expedients prove ineffectual for 344
discharging of balances, the same may be paid by the
means of credit, without the intervention of coin or
bullion; and who are they who ought to conduct that
operation,
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