John Ruskin

“ Political„ Economy„ true, defined, pref. 1, 13. Political„ Economy„ true„ does not give sentiment for science, pref. 13. Political„ Economy„ true„ ethical postulates of, pref. 13, 81, 84. Political„ Economy„ true„ founded on industry, frugality, and discretion, pref. 13. Political„ Economy„ true„ knowledge of fine arts necessary to, pref. 1. Political„ Economy„ true„ its end, to multiply noble life, not money, 4, 7. Political Economy, true, not concerned with varying worth of bullion, 25. Political„ Economy„ true„ to examine moral results of the laws of wealth, pref. ”

“ Labour„ defined„ is not effort, but suffering in effort, 59. Labour„ defined„ "that quantity of our toil which we die in," 59. Labour, division of, its principles illustrated, 63. Labour„ economy of, not sale, to be considered by Political Economy, 59. Labour„ kinds of, in different climates, 96. Labour„ law of, in youth and age, 152. Labour„ manual (especially agricultural) to be done by upper classes, 109. Labour„ money's power over, 80. Labour„ not to be bought or sold, 59. Labour„ the origin of value, pref. 5. Laissez faire and aller, baseness of modern, 108. Laissez„ faire„ doctrine, App. ”

“ Dress, luxury of, does it enrich a nation? pref. 15 seq. Dress„ luxury of„ instance of parents ruined by their daughter's, pref. 16, Duke, its meaning (ducal monarchy) , 125 71. Duty, use and meaning of the word, 81 (orig. ess. n.) .
Economy. See s. Political Economy. Education, aim of true, 106. Education„ aim of true„ to teach men to do right, 130. Education„ defined, not science or knowledge, but training of character, 106. Education„ defined„ peace, pity, and grace implied by, 108. Education„ economy of words part of, 101, n. Education„ laws of, English feeling against, 112. ”

“ War„ ill-accumulated money spent in, 86. War„ the necessity of, amongst unjust persons only, A. II. Wealth, attainment of great, impossible by one man, 139. Wealth„ attainment„ modern trickery of, pref. 13. Wealth„ attainment„ wish to die rich, 153. Wealth„caprice will not make a thing, 35. Wealth„ defined, 11 seq. Wealth„ defined„ as "a thing of value in the hands of those who can use it" (valuable and valiant) , 14. Wealth defined, "intrinsic value developed by vital power," 31 Wealth„ defined„ "the constant objects of right desire," 34. Wealth„ Mill's definition criticised, pref. ”

“ Education„ may develop inherited qualities, 6. Effort, labour is not mere, but suffering in effort, 59. Emerson, quoted, on monarchy and republics, 124 n. Employment, laws of, 152. Employment„ practical rules for, 155. England, early civil wars of, App. I, England„ fear of France in, its annual cost, App, I. England„ feeling in, against educational law, 112. England„ slavery in modern, 131. England„ wealth and poverty of, do they balance each other? 57. Enigmas of great poets and writers, 87. Equality, the cry for, not irreverence, but folly, 121. Equivalence of money and money value, 40. ”

“ Plato„ quoted,„ "Republic,"„ Book„ 6 seq., on mechanical labour, 109 n. Plinlimmon, plant with larch, 149. Plutus, god of riches, blind, in Plato, Dante, Spenser, and Goethe, and in Dante, dumb, 88, A. I. (orig. ess.) . Poets, the great, speak in enigmas, 87. Poets„ the great„ their visionary language about great truths deprecated, 87. Political Economy, modern, described, 2. Political„ Economy„ modern„ faith in, tested, 128. Political„ Economy„ modern„ does not deal with national dress, rent, debt. &c, pref. 15. Political„ Economy„ modern„ looks only at the exchange value of wealth, pref. ”

“ Luxury, does it benefit the poor, pref. 16. Luxury„ economy of, 18. Luxury„ modern, criminally great, 155. Luxury„ producing of, is not wealth, ib.
Machinery, its true value and proper work, 17. Maintenance of a state, defined, 3. Mammon, true meaning of, App. II. Man, difference between man and, in nature and training, 106. Man„ perfection of, unites body, passions, intelligence, 8. Man„ worth and power of, a better study than their opposites, 119. ”

“ National„ credit, to pay ready money like individuals, 38 n. National„ debt and national store, pref. seq. 18 seqq. National„ debt„ does it enrich a nation, pref. 15, 18. National„ debt„ would the discovery of a mountain of gold efface it? 76. National„ economy, on what dependent, 54. National„ expenditure and taxation, right objects of, 156. National„ health, compared to a great lake or sea, 109 n. National„ loss, explained, 155 n. National„ store and wealth, 40, 44. National„ store„ its nature and holders, 46 seq. ”

“ Leucothea's veil, App. V. Liberty, true, is in restraint, 103. Libraries, free, to be established, 115. Life, a cause and effect of happiness, 5. Life„ healthy and happy, the end of political economy, 5. Life„ human, is naturally harmonious, 6. Life„ the law of human, and work, 10. Life„ what things shorten or prolong man's, 8. Lincolnshire coast to be embanked, 149. Lithographs, and Tintorets, their relative value, pref. ”

“ Architecture, all houses to be well, before any finely, built, 157. Archons and archic law, 110-17. Aristocracy, government by, 123. Aristophanes, κάπηλοι ἀσπίδων, 127. Art, great, only possible in climates where life is in open air, 96. ”

“ Mill, J. S., "Political Economy," quoted:—
def. of wealth, pref. 1. on currency, Book iii. cap. 7, 77 n. Milton, inferior to Homer and Dante, 87, Quoted:—
"Thrones, Dominations, &c.," 105. Mines, criminals to work in the, 159. Mines„ to be made safe, 159. Misery of the poor, a national disgrace, 108, Molyneux (Rev. —) , on parable of the prodigal son, App. V. Monarchy and tyranny, 133, „ compared to a ship, republic to a raft, 124 n. Money, accumulation of, is not political economy, 4. Money„ accumulation of„ its temptations, 85-6. Money„ credit-power of, 58 and n. ”

“ Demand, economy not based on supply and, 53. Demand„ in political economy, defined as affecting price, 63. Demand„ supply and, Carlyle on, 158, Demand„ supply and„ Manchester cotton and, App. IV. Demand„ what we ought to, an ethical question, 84. Democracy and republic, distinct, 124. Democracy„ , illustrated by flight of beetles, 126. Desire, the objects of right, alone are wealth, 34. ”