INDEX.
(The references are not to pages but to the sections which are common to all editions of the book. The sections in the preface are, however, added for the first time in this edition. Where the words "orig. ess." are added in brackets after a reference, they indicate that the passage referred to is peculiar to the original form of the work, as it appeared in Fraser's Magazine under the title of "Essays in Political Economy.")
- Actions, right, seen in beauty of countenance, 6.
- Aglaia, Charis, wife of Vulcan, 101.
- Agriculture, as dominion over land and sea (fixed and flowing fields), 16 (orig. ess.).
- Agriculture„ volunteer, proposed, 149.
- Ambition and love of money, Dante on, 93.
- Ambrosia, not to be had without labour, 94.
- America, Carlyle on, 124.
- America„ condition of, "the greatest railroad accident on record," 124.
- America„ dollar-worship in, App. I. (orig. ess.).
- America„ explosions in, 47, 56.
- America„ has no republic or institutions, 124.
- America„ loan in (1863), 155 n.
- America„ slavery in, 131.
- America„ war in, 124 n. A. I. (orig. ess.).
- Ames, on monarchy and republics, quoted by Emerson, 124 n.
- Apathy, modern, its baseness, 108.
- Aphrodite, birth of, 101.
- Apollo's rule, οὐ πληγῇ νέμων, 130.
- 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.
- Art„ may be a means to great wealth, 139 n.
- Art„ modern, false basis of, 155.
- Art„ works of, accumulated by a prosperous nation, 54,
- Art„ works of„ economical value of, 20.
- Art„ works of„ included in list of things valuable, 15.
- Art„ works of„ prices given for, 65.
