Notes to Progress and Poverty, Volumes I and II — Reading edition
68 notes · Reading edition
INTRODUCTORY. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT DOCTRINE OF WAGES—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT DOCTRINE OF WAGES—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT DOCTRINE OF WAGES—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 3CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT DOCTRINE OF WAGES—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 4CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT DOCTRINE OF WAGES—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 5CHAPTER II. THE MEANING OF THE TERMS. · Note 1CHAPTER II. THE MEANING OF THE TERMS. · Note 2CHAPTER III. WAGES NOT DRAWN FROM CAPITAL, BUT PRODUCED BY THE LABOR. · Note 1CHAPTER III. WAGES NOT DRAWN FROM CAPITAL, BUT PRODUCED BY THE LABOR. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. THE MAINTENANCE OF LABORERS NOT DRAWN FROM CAPITAL. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. THE MAINTENANCE OF LABORERS NOT DRAWN FROM CAPITAL. · Note 2CHAPTER V. THE REAL FUNCTIONS OF CAPITAL. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY, ITS GENESIS AND SUPPORT. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY, ITS GENESIS AND SUPPORT. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY, ITS GENESIS AND SUPPORT. · Note 3CHAPTER I. THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY, ITS GENESIS AND SUPPORT. · Note 4CHAPTER I. THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY, ITS GENESIS AND SUPPORT. · Note 5CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 1CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 2CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 3CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 4CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 5CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 6CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 7CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 8CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 9CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 10CHAPTER II. INFERENCES FROM FACTS. · Note 11CHAPTER IV. DISPROOF OF THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. DISPROOF OF THE MALTHUSIAN THEORY. · Note 2CHAPTER II. RENT AND THE LAW OF RENT. · Note 1CHAPTER II. RENT AND THE LAW OF RENT. · Note 2CHAPTER II. RENT AND THE LAW OF RENT. · Note 3CHAPTER II. RENT AND THE LAW OF RENT. · Note 4CHAPTER III. OF INTEREST AND THE CAUSE OF INTEREST. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. WAGES AND THE LAW OF WAGES. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. WAGES AND THE LAW OF WAGES. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE DYNAMICS OF THE PROBLEM YET TO SEEK. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF RECURRING PAROXYSMS OF INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF RECURRING PAROXYSMS OF INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF RECURRING PAROXYSMS OF INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION. · Note 3CHAPTER II. THE PERSISTENCE OF POVERTY AMID ADVANCING WEALTH. · Note 1CHAPTER I. INSUFFICIENCY OF REMEDIES CURRENTLY ADVOCATED. · Note 1CHAPTER I. INSUFFICIENCY OF REMEDIES CURRENTLY ADVOCATED. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE INJUSTICE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE INJUSTICE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND. · Note 2CHAPTER II. THE ENSLAVEMENT OF LABORERS THE ULTIMATE RESULT OF PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND. · Note 1CHAPTER III. CLAIM OF LAND OWNERS TO COMPENSATION. · Note 1CHAPTER III. CLAIM OF LAND OWNERS TO COMPENSATION. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND HISTORICALLY CONSIDERED. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND HISTORICALLY CONSIDERED. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND HISTORICALLY CONSIDERED. · Note 3CHAPTER I. PRIVATE PROPERTY IN LAND INCONSISTENT WITH THE BEST USE OF LAND. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE PROPOSITION TRIED BY THE CANONS OF TAXATION. · Note 1CHAPTER III. OF THE EFFECT UPON INDIVIDUALS AND CLASSES. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 3CHAPTER I. THE CURRENT THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS—ITS INSUFFICIENCY. · Note 4CHAPTER II. DIFFERENCES IN CIVILIZATION—TO WHAT DUE. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE LAW OF HUMAN PROGRESS. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE LAW OF HUMAN PROGRESS. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. HOW MODERN CIVILIZATION MAY DECLINE. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. HOW MODERN CIVILIZATION MAY DECLINE. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. HOW MODERN CIVILIZATION MAY DECLINE. · Note 3CHAPTER IV. HOW MODERN CIVILIZATION MAY DECLINE. · Note 4CONCLUSION. THE PROBLEM OF INDIVIDUAL LIFE. · Note 1