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MUNERA PULVERIS.

* 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.
  • Etymology, interest of, 100 n.
  • Evil never produces good, 33.
  • Exchange in commerce, costly, and therefore to be limited, 98.
  • Exchange„ power of money, 80.
  • Excursion trains, 159.
  • Expenditure and exchange, distinct, 155 n.
  • Expenditure„ selfish and unselfish, 147.
  • Faith, etymology and use of the word, 81 (orig. ess.), App. V. VI. (orig. ess.).
  • Faith„ works, and modern dispute on, App. VI. (orig. ess.).
  • Fawcett's "Political Economy," national questions not touched in, pref. 15.
  • Fawcett's„ "Political„ Economy,"„ on national debt and consols, pref. 18.
  • Fawcett's„ "Political„ Economy,"„ on national debt and consols, pref. 18. on rent, pref. 17.
  • Feat and defeat in labour, 59.
  • Fenelon, Life of, 153 n.
  • Fig-tree, the barren, in Homer and Dante, 93.
  • Finance, simple enough, to cool heads and honest hearts, 79.
  • Fine, and "fine" English and French, 134.
  • Fireworks, national store of, its value, 47.
  • Fish, climbing perch, 126.
  • Food, economy of, 18.
  • Fors v. mors, 118.
  • Fors„ words connected with, 100 n.
  • Fortune, acquiring of, a form of taxing the poor, 139.
  • Fortune„ making of sudden, 153 n.
  • Fortune„ the wheel of, 100 n.
  • France, fear of England, App. I.
  • France„ German war with, 96 n. App. I. n.
  • France„ luxury of, its example to England, pref. 16,
  • Franchise, proposals for, to be universal, not equal, 129.
  • Fraser's Magazine and "Munera Pulveris," pref. 20, 94.
  • Fraud, loss of time spent in, 104.
  • Freedom, restraint and true, 103.
  • Free-trade, protection and encouragement, App. IV. (orig. ess.).
  • Funds, national, advantages of, pref. 19; 38. See s. National store.
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