W 1903.  John Ruskin

Quote

"Every increased possession loads us with new weariness."

Note

John Ruskin, readers glean profound insights into the interconnectedness of economics, morality, and social justice. Ruskin critiques the prevailing economic theories of his time, arguing for a more humane approach to wealth distribution and labor relations. He emphasizes the moral duty of society to prioritize the well-being of all its members over the accumulation of wealth for a select few. Through his passionate advocacy for a just and equitable society, Ruskin underscores the importance of compassion, fairness, and ethical stewardship in economic practices. "Unto This Last" serves as a timeless reminder of the inherent dignity of every individual and the imperative to build a society founded on principles of solidarity and social responsibility.

Description

Dark green cloth cover, gold lettering on spine