Chapter Two: The Historical School of German Economists Has Failed to Recognize the Decisive Reform Thought of the Historical School of Jurists and Only Through Misunderstanding Considers Itself a Historical School in the Sense of the Latter

Chapter Three: The Origin and Development of the Historical School of German Economists

Appendix I: The Nature of National Economy

Appendix II: The Concepts of Theoretical Economics and the Nature of Its Laws

Appendix III: The Relationship of the Practical Sciences of National Economy to Economic Practice and to Theoretical Economics

Appendix IV: The Terminology and the Classification of the Economic Sciences

Appendix V: In the Realm of Human Phenomena Exact Laws (So-Called “Laws of Nature”) Can Be Established Under the Same Formal Presuppositions as in the Realm of Natural Phenomena

Appendix VI: The Starting Point and the Goal of All Human Economy Are Strictly Determined

Appendix VII: The Opinion Ascribed to Aristotle that the State Is an Original Phenomenon Given Simultaneously with the Existence of Man

Appendix VIII: The “Organic” Origin of Law and the Exact Understanding Thereof