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Principles of Political Economy and Taxation

A classical economic text by Ricardo (1817) that argued the 'law of supply and demand' applies to rent on land and labor.

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Law of Supply and Demand

A principle stating that the price of a good is determined by the relationship between its availability at each price and the desire of consumers to own it.

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Principles of Population

A classical economics text by Malthus (1798) arguing that food supply cannot keep pace with population growth, leading to inevitable starvation.

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Sanitary Conditions of the Laboring Population of Britain

An engineering text by Chadwick that designed modern water and sanitation systems.

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Wealth of Nations

An influential economics text by Smith (1776) that promotes free trade and economic capitalism, emphasizing natural laws in economics.

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Foundation of Conservatism

Burke's argument in 'Reflections on the Revolution in France' (1790) that revolutions can destroy the work of previous generations.

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Book of Household Management

A bestseller by Mrs. Beeton (1861) providing advice to Victorian women on home management, including recipes and child-rearing.

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Oliver Twist

A novel by Charles Dickens (1837) about an orphan boy raised in a workshop, highlighting the suffering of the poor.

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On Liberty

A political work by John Stuart Mill (1859) advocating for maximum personal freedom and minimal government intervention.

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On the Subjugation of Women

A text by Mill (1869) arguing for equal rights for women and stating that true freedom cannot exist without equality.

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Ode on a Grecian Urn

A Romantic poem by Keats (1819) reflecting on beauty and truth, concluding with 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty; that is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know.'

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Lyrical Ballads

A collection of Romantic poems by Wordsworth and Coleridge (1798) celebrating the beauty of nature.

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Frankenstein

A Romantic horror story by Mary Shelley (1818) warning against the excesses of the Scientific Revolution through the tale of a man creating life.

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