Henry Sidgwick Libri

Sketches out the history of Greek, of medieval, and of English reflections on the aims and laws of human conduct.

This work offers a faithful reproduction of the 1883 edition, providing insights into the foundational concepts of political economy. It explores the principles that govern economic systems and their impact on society. The text remains a significant reference for understanding economic theories and practices from a historical perspective, making it valuable for both scholars and students interested in the evolution of economic thought.

Focusing on both theoretical and practical dimensions of governance, this work from 1891 delves into the insights of a prominent British political philosopher. It explores the intricacies of political systems and the principles that underpin effective governance, providing a comprehensive analysis that remains relevant in discussions of political theory and practice.