The Good & the Just

Ethics in the grand tradition — virtue, justice, and the good life, argued from Aristotle and Plato to the modern moralists.

What we owe each other

In this collection

• The Heart of The New Thought
• Four Sonnets
• The German World
• The Prophet
• Daniel o'Connell
• The Services of Mr. Ricardo to the Science of Political Economy, Briefly and Plainly Stated
• The Muff, the Fan, and the Umbrella
• Brown's Descent
• Conversation
• The Sabbath
• The Old Enemy
• Void
• Intrepidity in the Face of Misfortune
• The Brothers
• A Lawyer's Romance
• The Sun-Dial at Wells College (Greetings and Inscriptions)
• On Hope and Fear, Etc
• Abstaining from Anger
• Ne Plus Ultra
• Why the Blind Man in Ancient Times was Made a Poet
• The Righteous Mind
• The Cruelty of Good People

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