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* Money, modern greed of, 153.
  • Money„ love of, inconsistent with high moral training, 108.
  • Money„-making, men to stop when they have enough, 153.
  • Money„ possessor of much, generally has no fixed tastes, 85.
  • Money„ property and, which the end, which the means? 83.
  • Money„ to be spent by those who make it, 153.
  • Money„ value of, how affected, 58.
  • Money„ altered by change in national character, and why, 65.
  • Money„ changes in, 22 seq.
  • Money„ ought not to be intrinsically valuable with civilized people, 25.
  • Money„is not wealth, 21, 36. See s. Currency.
  • Museums, free to be established, 115.
  • Napoleon I. on usury, 98.
  • Nations, divisible into lordly and servile classes, 109.
  • Nations„ government and, correlatively noble, 122.
  • Nations„ happiness of, not dependent on its numbers, 3.
  • National character, how indicated (its customs), 106.
  • National„ character„ individual influences on, 122.
  • National„ credit, to pay ready money like individuals, 38 n.
  • National„ debt and national store, pref. seq. 18 seqq.
  • National„ debt„ does it enrich a nation, pref. 15, 18.
  • National„ debt„ would the discovery of a mountain of gold efface it? 76.
  • National„ economy, on what dependent, 54.
  • National„ expenditure and taxation, right objects of, 156.
  • National„ health, compared to a great lake or sea, 109 n.
  • National„ loss, explained, 155 n.
  • National„ store and wealth, 40, 44.
  • National„ store„ its nature and holders, 46 seq.
  • National„ store„ and population, 54.
  • National„ training, high, what it implies, 108.
  • National gallery, a treasury, not a school, of art, 115.
  • Nightingale's song " Domine Labia," 149 n.
  • Oligarchy, 123.
  • Orinoco, 37.
  • Pall Mall Gazette, Oct. 27, 1871 (Jules Simon on Paris), xviii. 16.
  • Paris, siege of, referred to, ix. 6.
  • Paris„ siege„ relief of, 1871 committee, xii. 10.
  • Parliament, Houses of, waste of labour, 157.
  • Pay, amount of, asked for by the best men, is small, 60 n. (orig. ess.).
  • Pay„ and profit distinct, 98 n.
  • Pay„ work that will not pay in money, but in life, 160.
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