The Bastiat-Proudhon Debate on Interest (1849-1850) Translations by Benjamin R. Tucker, Roderick T. Long, and Anonymous Click here for the French version Cliquez ici pour la version française

I. Translators’ Introductions

II. Capital and Rent [Bastiat; trans. Anon.]

1. Introduction
2. Ought Capital to Produce Interest?
3. What Is Capital?
4. The Sack of Corn
5. The House
6. The Plane
7. What Regulates Interest?

III. Cursed Money! [Bastiat; trans. Anon.]

IV. Gratuity of Credit [Chevé, Bastiat, Proudhon]

1. Letter 1 – Chevé to Bastiat [trans. Roderick T. Long]
2a. Preface to Letter 2 [Proudhon; trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
2b. Letter 2 – Bastiat to the Editor of the Voice of the People [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
3. Letter 3 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
4. Letter 4 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
5. Letter 5 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
6. Letter 6 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
7. Letter 7 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
8. Letter 8 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
9. Letter 9 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
10. Letter 10 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
11. Letter 11 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
12. Letter 12 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
13. Letter 13 – Proudhon to Bastiat [trans. Benjamin R. Tucker]
14. Letter 14 – Bastiat to Proudhon [trans. Roderick T. Long]

V. Commentary [R. T. Long]

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