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The Harvest of Ruskin

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Abbey Dale, land at, 163 Alexander, Francesca, 52 Ancoats Art Museum, 255 Aristocracy, 135, 142 Artistical Pharisaism, 70 Assisi, 48 Authority in Religion, 67 Bacon on Usury, 189, 197 Baker, George, 74, 163 Baptism, 66 Bastiat, 189, 190 Beever, Miss, 50, 52 Bequest limited, 188, 189 Bible not the word of God, 62; on Usury, 194, 196 Bishop of Manchester, 201, 202 Bishops, 60, 61, 141, 142 Breaking the Sabbath, 31 Broadlands, 48, 261 Builders’ Parliament, 155, 156 Capitalists and War, 203 Cestus of Aglaia, quoted on locomotive, 250, 251 Christ’s sheep, 65, 67 Church, 64; discipline, 68 Claughton, land at, 163 Clergy, 55-61, 138 Coal, 233 Coinage under St. George, 166 Cole, Mr. G. H. D., 152, 157, 158 Communist colonies, 133 Competition allowed, 140 Crown of Wild Olive, Lecture on War analysed, 204-210; Appendix to, quoted, 210-213 Democracy, 158 Division of labour, 227-230 Doukhobors, 133, 199 Duke, 142 Dull work, 246-248 Eagle’s Nest, quoted from, 41, 42, 67, 74 Ethics of the Dust, 63 Factory System, 136 Farming, 226, 227 Fawcett, Mrs., 189 Fors Clavigera, quoted passim, 131-132; passages on War, 214-218 Franco-German War, 204, 215, 216, 218 Friar’s Crag, 27 Garden Cities and Villages, 173, 257 Giotto at Assisi, 48 Gold, 85 Guild of St. George, 23; General Statement of, quoted, 64, 65; fifty years ago, 159; Creed of, 161, 162; land holding, 163; annual meetings, 164; officials, 178, 179, 263 Guild Socialism, 139, 151-156 Guilds, 122, 124, 139 Horsfall, T. C., 255 Individualism, 148, 149 Industrial society, 253, 254, 256 Infallibility, 24 Interest, bound up with private property, 187 Irreligious painters at Venice, 32 Labour, 126 Lady Mount Temple, 49 Land cultivation, 170 Land tenure, 137; in Ireland, 174 Law of supply and demand, 92 Lawyers’ fees, 61 Lectures on Art, quoted from, 46, 47 Letters to the Clergy, 66 Locomotive, praise of, 250, 251 Lord Mount Temple, 48, 263 Love’s Meinie, quoted, 172 Luxmore, H. E., 164 Machinery, 230-232 Marriages in Time and Tide, 169 Marshall, Prof., quoted, 93-98 Mill, J. S., 37, 78-119; Principles, 86, 87; chapters on social well-being, 88, 98-102; his career, like Ruskin’s, 102-105 Milner, Dennis, 183, 184 Modern Painters, Vol. II, 34; Vol. III, quoted, 68-71 Mr. Molyneux, 29 Munera Pulveris, quoted, 89, 128, 159, 185, 203 Museum at Sheffield, 164, 172 Myers, F. W. H., 49, 52, 259 Nationalization of Schools, 120; of workshops, 121; of Railways, 124 Notes on the Construction of Sheepfolds, 35; quoted, 59, 60, 62, 64, 65-68 Oaths, 73 Old Age Pensions, 123 On the Old Road, quoted, 51, 64, 66 Parents of Ruskin, 26, 27 Pastoral happiness, 222-225 Payment of Clergy, 68 Peasantry in Europe, 224; in England, 225 Plato, 138, 197 Political Economy, orthodox science of, 78-81; Theory of Value, 82; connection with morality, 82; Ruskin’s definition of, 89; the “economic man,” 106-109; definition of Wealth, 109, 110 Population, 137 Position of William, 189-193 Prayer Books, 66 Present duty of a Ruskinian, 179, 180 Priesthood, 57, 62 Prodigal Son, 29 Professional men as officials, 180-182 Quakerism and Ruskin, 71-77 Queen of the Air, quoted from, 43-45 Railways, 249-252 Religious art, 68 Rents under St. George, 167 Ricardo, 86, 91 Rich, 115, 116 Rose La Touche, 38, 261 Ruskin— Aristocrat, 159 Art teaching, 10 Attack on clergy, 55-61 Career like Mill’s, 102-105 Conservative, 222 Definition of wealth, 115 Divine, A, 19, 21 Epochs of religious change, 31, 32, 47-50; at Venice in 1876, 50 Free trader, 83, 84 Guild of St. George, 165 Imperialist, 209, 220 Inconsistency, on war, 210-212 Inflammation of the brain, 23 Later views on Usury, 185, 187, 188 Mature period in religion, 47 Mill (and), 78-119 Museum, 164 Neglect of, 9 Peace advocate, 219 Political Economy of, 89, 117 Practical proposals, 120-150 Professor, 178 Quakerism, 55-77 Qualifications of, 15 Religious history, 26-54 Religious Research Fellowship, 53 Sacrifice of reputation, 17, 22, 37 Selflessness of, 13, 14 Signs of a Prophet, 11-25 Sincerity of, 12 Singlemindedness of, 13 Socialist, 134 Style of, 18 Subjects of works, 18 Suffering, 38 Susceptible to landscape beauty in childhood, 11, 20 Talk on Quakerism, 74-76 Three Religious Periods, 36 Twenty-six chapters, 26, 40 Utopia, 132, 143, 147 War, 73 Weaknesses, 24 Sacrament, 66 Sartor Resartus, 206 Schools, 120, 175-178 Sesame and Lilies, quoted, 101 Shakers, 133 Shakespeare, 46 Shepherds in practice, 226 Sillar, W. C., 185, 186 Small Holdings, 171, 172 Smoke, 234-236; passages in Ruskin on, 237 Society for Psychical Research, 49 Sparkes, Malcolm, 155, 157 Starvation, to be guarded against, 182-184 Statesmen in the North, 223, 224 Steam machinery, 248 Stones of Venice, quoted, 83, 113, 237-245 Storm Cloud of the Nineteenth Century, 234 Sweated Industries Act, 128 Talbot, Mrs., 163 The Nature of Gothic, quoted, 237-245 Thomson, George, 164 Time and Tide, quoted, 84, 137, 139, 142, 147, 169, 175, 201 Unemployed, the, 122 Unto this Last, quoted, 84, 88, 91, 113-118, 120, 121, 124, 125, 139 Usury, 185-199; references to, 193; authorities against, 194-197; as private money-lending, 198; as modern investment, 197, 198 Violence, 143 Vivisection, 46 Wages, 124-127, 129, 130 Wages Fund, 86, 87, 126, 127 Wallace, A. R., 182 Waldensian Service at Turin, 31 War, 136, 203-221; and capital, 203; and character, 212-214 Wardle, William, 164 Wealth, definition of, 109, 110, 113, 114; Ruskin’s definition, 115; upper limit to, 135, 168, 199-201 Welfare work, 173, 174 Wesley, John, on Usury, 197, 198 Whitley Councils, 154, 156 Word of God, 63 Works of the First Religious Period, 28, 35 Works of the Second Religious Period, 39 Workshops, 121; by Government, 121, 122; under Guilds, 122, 124

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