A short account of the death of Jean Calas -- How toleration may be admitted -- Whether intolerance is of natural and human law -- Whether intolerance was known to the Greeks -- Whether the Romans were tolerant -- Abuses of intolerance -- Whether intolerance was of divine right in Judaism, and whether it was always practiced -- Extreme intolerance of the Jews -- Whether intolerance was taught by Christ -- The only cases in which intolerance is humanly lawful -- Account of controversial dispute in China -- Whether it is useful to maintain the people in superstition -- Virtue better than science -- Of universal toleration.

64 pages. Inscription: "M.S. Cramer" on title page.