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| First letter, on the Quakers | |
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| Second letter, on the Quakers | |
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| Third letter, on the Quakers | |
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| Fourth letter, on the Quakers | |
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| Fifth letter, on the Anglican religion | |
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| Sixth letter, on the Presbyterians | |
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| Seventh letter, on the Socinians, or Arians, or Antitrinitarians | |
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| Eighth letter, on the parliament | |
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| Ninth letter, on the government | |
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| Tenth letter, on commerce | |
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| Eleventh letter, on smallpox inoculation | |
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| Twelfth letter, on Chancellor Bacon | |
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| Thirteenth letter, on Mr. Locke | |
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| Fourteenth letter, on Descartes and Newton | |
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| Fifteenth letter, on the system of attraction | |
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| Sixteenth letter, on Mr. Newton's optics | |
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| Seventeenth letter, on infinity and on chronology | |
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| Eighteenth letter, on tragedy | |
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| Nineteenth letter, on comedy | |
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| Twentieth letter, on noblemen who cultivate literature | |
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| Twenty-first letter, on the Earl of Rochester and Mr. Waller | |
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| Twenty-second letter, on Mr. Pope, and some other famous poets | |
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| Twenty-third letter, on the esteem due to men of letters | |
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| Twenty-fourth letter, on the academies | |
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| Twenty-fifth letter, on Mr. Pascal's Pensees | |
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| Proposal for a letter about the English | |