Subsection 2§. 2. His Nature in Generall.
Subsection 3§. 3. His Calling or Imploiment.
Subsection 4§. 4. His Education and Breeding.
Subsection 5§. 5. His Habit and Garbe.
Subsection 6§. 6. His Language and Discourse.
Subsection 7§. 7. His Religion and Conversation.
Subsection 8§. 8. An Apologie for this part of the Character.
Section 2
Subsection 1§. 1. The Second sort of Gentlemen not to be reckon'd amongst those which are truely such.
Subsection 2§ 2. Severall sorts of such Gentlemen.
Subsection 3§ 3. The Provident Gentleman.
Subsection 4§. 4. The Prudent Gentleman.
Subsection 5§. 5 The Peaceable Gentleman.
Subsection 6§. 6. The Stately Gentleman.
Subsection 7§. 7. The conclusion of this part.
Subsection 8§. 8. A more particular application of this Character to our present English Gentleman.
Subsection 9§. 9. The Winner and the Looser in these times.
Subsection 10§. 9. How Good English men such Gentlemen are.
Section 3
Subsection 1§. 1. An Apologeticall Introduction.
Subsection 2§. 2. His Generall Character.
Subsection 3§. 3. His Chiefe Honour and Dignity.
Subsection 4§. 4. His Out-side and Apparell.
Subsection 5§. 5. His Discourse and Language.
Subsection 6§. 6. His Behaviour and Civility.
Subsection 7§. 7. His Inside.
Subsection 8§. 8. His Command over himselfe.
Subsection 9§. 9. His Magnanimity and Humility.
Subsection 10§. 10. His Charity and Temperance.
Subsection 11§. 11. His Valour and Prudence.
Subsection 12§. 12. His Behaviour in both Fortunes.
Subsection 13§. 13. His respect and affection for his Country.
Subsection 14§. 14. His Studies and Recreations.
Subsection 15§. 15. His Good-husbandry at Home.
Subsection 16§. 16. His Religion.
Subsection 17§. 17. The Conclusion of this Character.
Section 4
Subsection 1§. 1. How few of the true Gentlemen are now to be found in England.
Subsection 2§. 2. An Enquiry into the more Civill sort of our English Gentlemen.
Subsection 3§. 3. An Appeal to the Gentleman's own Conscience.
Subsection 4§. 4. Motives to the Gentleman to be indeed Religious, and first of Common Civility.
Subsection 5§. 5. A second Motive grounded upon Shame and Disgrace.
Subsection 6§. 6. A third Motive drawn from Aequity.
Subsection 7§. 7. A fourth Motive from Honour and Reputation.
Subsection 8§. 8. The Conclusion and summe of all.
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