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Preface xi
On Adam Smith's Moral Philosophical Vision
Adam Smith's Vision 3
On Human Nature, Social Norms, Co-Evolution, Natural Selection, and the Human Prospect 34
On the Role of Positive Law in Humankind's Evolution 59
On the Role of Religion in Humankind's Evolution 85
On the Place of The Wealth of Nations in Adam Smith's Moral Philosophical Vision
On the Progress of Opulence, Setting the Scene in Book I of The Wealth of Nations 111
The Role of Capital in the Progress of Opulence: The Analysis of Book II of The Wealth of Nations 138
An Unnatural Path to Natural Progress: Smith Represents the Power of His Principles in Book III of The Wealth of Nations 167
Smith on the Mercantile System and the Evolution of His Voice: Book IV of The Wealth of Nations and Part VI of The Theory of Moral Sentiments 182
On the Role of Government: Book V of The Wealth of Nations 213
On Adam Smith's Moral Philosophical Vision and the Modern Discourse
"Chicago Smith" versus "Kirkaldy Smith" 245
Toward a Dynamic Three-Dimensional Analysis 265
The Liberal Plan and the Quandary of Capital 289
Epilogue: On the Human Prospect 308
References 313
Index 325
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