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But the universal law of the matter is that , assuming any given quantity of energy
and sense in master and servant , the greatest material result obtainable by them
will be , not through antagonism to each other , but through affection for each ...
But the universal law of the matter is that , assuming any given quantity of energy
and sense in master and servant , the greatest material result obtainable by them
will be , not through antagonism to each other , but through affection for each ...
Page 98
This being so , the difficulty of the true science Jof Political Economy lies not
merely in the need of developing manly character to deal with material value , but
in the fact , that while the manly character and material value only form wealth by
...
This being so , the difficulty of the true science Jof Political Economy lies not
merely in the need of developing manly character to deal with material value , but
in the fact , that while the manly character and material value only form wealth by
...
Page 109
Capital signifies " head , or source , or root material ” -it is material by which some
derivative or secondary good is produced . It is only capital proper ( caput vivum ,
not caput mortuum ) when it is thus producing something different from itself .
Capital signifies " head , or source , or root material ” -it is material by which some
derivative or secondary good is produced . It is only capital proper ( caput vivum ,
not caput mortuum ) when it is thus producing something different from itself .
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Contents
AUTHORS PREFACE II | 11 |
Qui Judicatis Terram 61 23 | 61 |
COMMENTARY | 129 |
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| Title | Unto this Last Volume 25 of Tauchnitz pocket library Volume 35 of The Kings treasuries of literature |
| Author | John Ruskin |
| Editor | Susan Cunnington |
| Publisher | Dutton, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 May 2017 |
| Length | 182 pages |
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