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Published: 1997
DOI: 10.4324/9780415122139
Set ISBN: 9780415122139

Set Contents

Introduction: Interpreting the Thought of the Ricardian Socialists
Volume 1. A Few Doubts as to the Correctness of Some Opinions Generally Entertained on the Subject of Population
Volume 2. A Lecture on Human Happiness
Volume 3. Labour Defended Against The Claims of Capital
Volume 4. Popular Political Economy
Volume 5. Labour Rewarded: The Claims of Capital Conciliated
Volume 6. The Natural and Artificial Rights of Property Contrasted
Volume 7. Labour’s Wrongs And Labour’s Remedy

Labour’s Wrongs And Labour’s Remedy

By
John F. Bray

“And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.”

Volume Contents

Front Matter
Prelims By John F. Bray
Introduction By John F. Bray
I

The Wrongs of Man, and their Origin By John F. Bray
II

First Principles Relating to Society and Government By John F. Bray
III

The Conditions Requisite for Individual and National Prosperity By John F. Bray
IV

The Consequences of Neglecting First Principles By John F. Bray
V

The Governmental Burthens of the Working Class of the United Kingdom By John F. Bray
VI

The Social Burthens of the Working Class of the United Kingdom By John F. Bray
VII

The Inutility of the Remedies at Present Contended For By John F. Bray
VIII

The Requisites of a Social System By John F. Bray
IX

The Difficulties Attendant on a Change of System By John F. Bray
X

The Nature and Uses of Money By John F. Bray
XI

An Outline of a Social Movement By John F. Bray
XII

Contrast Between the Present System and the System of Community of Possessions By John F. Bray
XIII

The Encouragements and Discouragements of the Political Economists in Regard to a Social Change By John F. Bray
Conclusion By John F. Bray