TEXT (WITH ADDITIONAL PASSAGES FROM THE ESSAYS IN "FRASER'S

MAGAZINE")

119

129

131

147

PART III. "TIME AND TIDE, BY WEARE AND TYNE" (1867):—

TEXT (WITH ADDITIONAL PASSAGES FROM THE LETTERS IN. THE

NEWSPAPERS)

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APPENDIX

LETTERS AND PAPERS ON ECONOMIC SUBJECTS

1863-1873

I. LETTERS ON "MUNERA PULVERIS" (1863, 1875, 1877):-

PAGE

485

1. TO A CORRESPONDENT (BADEN, OCTOBER 26, 1863).

2. TO MR. LEWIS HARTLEY (DENMARK HILL, DEC. 21, 1863) 485

3. TO THE EDITOR OF THE

NOVEMBER 9, 1875)

MONETARY GAZETTE" (OXFORD,

4. TO THE SAME (A FEW DAYS LATER)

486

5. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SOCIALIST (OCT. 10, 1877)

II. THE DEPRECIATION OF GOLD (1863):—

1. A LETTER TO J. J. RUSKIN (CHAMOUNI, SEPTEMBER 27)

2. A LETTER TO THE "TIMES (OCTOBER 8)

"

4. "MR. RUSKIN AND PROFESSOR HODGSON," TO THE 66 SCOTS-

IV. LETTERS ON WORK AND WAGES TO THE "PALL MALL

GAZETTE" (1865):-

1. STRIKES V. ARBITRATION (APRIL 18)

2. WORK AND WAGES (APRIL 21)

506

507

509

V. LETTERS ON SERVANTS AND HOUSES TO THE "DAILY TELE-

GRAPH" (1865):—

1. DOMESTIC SERVANTS: MASTERSHIP (SEPTEMBER 5)

2. DOMESTIC SERVANTS: EXPERIENCE (SEPTEMBER 7)

3. DOMESTIC SERVANTS: SONSHIP AND SLAVERY (SEPT. 18)

4. MODERN HOUSES (OCTOBER 17)

VI. LETTERS ON RAILWAYS AND THE STATE (1865, 1868, 1870):—

1. OUR RAILWAY SYSTEM (“ DAILY TELEGRAPH," DEC. 8, 1865) 528

2. 66 IS ENGLAND BIG ENOUGH?" (" DAILY TELEGRAPH,”

JULY 31, 1868)

3. THE OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS ("DAILY

AUGUST 6, 1868)

TELEGRAPH,"

4. RAILWAY ECONOMY ("DAILY TELEGRAPH," AUGUST 10,

1868)

5. RAILWAY SAFETY (“DAILY TELEGRAPH," NOV. 30, 1870). 534

VII. SPEECHES ON TRADES UNIONS AND STRIKES (1868):—

AT A MEETING OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION (JULY 4,

1868)

AT ANOTHER MEETING OF THE SAME (JULY 15, 1868).

VIII. EMPLOYMENT for the DESTITUTE POOR AND CRIMINAL CLASSES

(1868):—

536

538

1. A LETTER TO THE "DAILY TELEGRAPH " (DECEMBER 26). 540

2. NOTES ON THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EMPLOYMENT FOR

THE DESTITUTE AND CRIMINAL CLASSES

541

IX. LETTERS ON ROMAN INUNDATIONS (1871):-

1. A KING'S FIRST DUTY ("DAILY TELEGRAPH,' JAN. 12)

2. A NATION'S DEFENCES ("PALL MALL GAZETTE," JAN. 19).

3. THE WATERS OF COMFORT ("DAILY TELEGRAPH,"

RUARY 4)

547

548

FEB-

549

4. THE

STREAMS OF ITALY ("DAILY TELEGRAPH,"

RUARY 7)

FEB-

550

X. LETTERS ON "How THE RICH SPEND THEIR MONEY"

(1873):-

1. A REPLY TO W. R. GREG ("PALL MALL GAZETTE," JANU-

PAGE

XI. HOME,

AND ITS ECONOMIES ("CONTEMPORARY REVIEW,"

MAY 1873).

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THE FOLLOWING MINOR RUSKINIANA ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS

VOLUME:

LETTER TO MR. WILLIAMS (OF MESSRS. SMITH, ELDER & Co.), ENCLOSING
THE MS. OF "UNTO THIS LAST" (JULY 1, 1860)

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN'S LETTERS TO DR. JOHN BROWN :-

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ON MODERN PAINTERS, VOL. V." (LAUSANNE, AUGUST 6, 1860).

THE ANNEXATION OF SAVOY (LAUsanne, august 6, 1860)

AT CHAMOUNI (LAUSANNE, AUGust 6, 1860)

ON UNTO THIS LAST (AUGUST 6, NOVEMBER 11, 1860)

THE SCIENCE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY (AUGUST, 1862).

xxvi

EXTRACT FROM A Letter to Dr. Acland (1860 OR 1861)

xxxix

LETTER TO THE REV. W. L. BROWN ON "UNTO THIS LAST" (1860)

xxxiv

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN'S LETTERS TO HIS FATHER (1861):-

THE FISHER-FOLK OF BOULOGNE (June 16).

xxxvii

RESTING

AND SKETCHING (BOULOGNE, JUNE 22; BONNEVILLE, OCTO-

BER 9).

xxxvii

LECTURES FOR THE ROYAL INSTITUTION (BOULOgne, august 6)

THE BEAUTY OF THE HILLS (BONNEVILLE, SEPTEMBER 22).

1 Short extracts from collections of Ruskin's letters (such as those to Professor

Norton and Mr. William Ward) which appear in extenso in a later volume are not

included in these lists.

THE VOLUME OF SELECTIONS (BONNEVILLE, SEPTEMBER 28; LUCERNE,
OCTOBER 22, NOVEMBER 9, DECEMBER 5)

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LIFE WITHOUT HOPE OF IMMORTALITY (BONNEVILLE, SEPTEMBER 29) xxxviii
A PASSAGE IN XENOPHON'S MEMORABILIA (BONNEVILLE, OCTOBER 6) xlvi
A DISAPPOINTED PHILANTHROPIST (BONNEVILLE, OCTOBER 10)
LIVY AS THE ROMAN HOMER (BONNEVILLE, OCTOBER 12)
DRAWING FROM THE FIGURE (LUCERNE, OCTOBER 16)
ON A PASSAGE IN LIVY, II. 9 (LUCERNE, OCTOBER 23).
A DAY'S READING (LUCERNE, OCTOBER 23)

ON A PASSAGE IN LIVY, II. 33 (LUCERNE, NOVEMBER 5)

PLANS FOR FURTHER ESSAYS ON POLITICAL ECONOMY

NOVEMBER 5, 15).

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xlvi

xxxvi n.

ON HIS PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF (LUCERNE, NOVEMBER 12)

A RUBY SUNSET (LUCERNE, NOVEMBER 12).

SWITZERLAND IN AUTUMN (LUCERNE, NOVEMBER 20; ALTDORF, NOVEM-

BER 25)

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ON A PASSAGE IN HORACE, "ODES," 1. 7, 21 (LUCERNE, NOVEMBER 25) xlviii

ON A PASSAGE IN HORACE, "ODES," III. 18, 14 (ALTDORF, NOVEM-

BER 28)

THE GATES OF THE CITY OF GOD (ALTDORF, NOVEMBER 29).

THE GREAT CLOUD SEA (LUCERNE, DECEMBER 15)

ON A PASSAGE IN HORACE, "ODES," 1. 4, 13 (LUCERNE, DECEMBER 20) xlviii
THROWING STONES (LUCERNE, DECEMBER 25)

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN'S LETTERS TO HIS FATHER (1862) :—

IN PRAISE OF EDWARD BURNE-JONES (GENEVA, august 12).

HIS FIRST HOUSE AT MORNEX (AUGUST 16).

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THE CRITICS AND HIS REPUTATION (MORNEX, August 19)

THE GARDEN AND THE VIEW (Mornex, august 311)

NAPOLEON I., ECONOMIST (MORNEX, SEPTEMBER 7)

AN ASCENT OF THE SALÈVE (MORNEX, SEPTEMBER 9)

HIS SECOND HOUSE AT MORNEX (SEPTEMBER 17)

THE SLOW SALE OF "UNTO THIS LAST (MORNEX, OCTOBER 20,

THE APOCALYPSE OF THE ODYSSEY (MORNEX, OCTOBER 23)

THE BEAUTY OF THE SALÈVE (MORNEX, OCTOBER 25) .

The daily letter which Ruskin sent to his parents, whenever he was away from

home, was, as a rule, addressed to his father. This, however, is a birthday letter to

his mother.