Front Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Preface -- Introductory Note -- Part I. The Elements -- I. WHAT IS WEALTH? -- II. The Thre Things Necesary to the Production of Wealth - Land, Labour Capital -- 1. Land -- 2. Labour -- 3. Capital -- Points About Capital -- III. The Proces of Production -- IV. The Three Parts into which the Wealth naturaly divides itself - Rent, Interest, Subsistence -- 1. Subsistence -- 2. Interest -- 3. Rent -- IV. Exchange -- VI. Free Trade and Protection -- VII. Money -- Part II. Political Applications -- Introduction -- I . Property: The Control of Wealth -- II. The Servile State -- III. The Capitalist State -- IV. The Distributive State -- V. Socialism -- VI. International Exchange -- VII. Free Trade and Protection as Political Issues -- VIII. Banking -- IX. National Loans and Taxation -- X. The Social (or Historical) Value of Money -- 1. The Actual Purchasing Power of the Currency -- 2. The Number of Purchasable Categories -- 3. The Purchasing Value of the Whole Community -- XI. Usury -- XII. Economic Imaginaries.