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Sep 5, 2026
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Dedicated to the Reverend Stopford A. Brooke, teacher and friend.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
It is necessary to open the preface to this book with an apology.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
When I began the translation of Piers the Plowman some time ago, Mr. Stopford Brooke kindly promised to write a short introduction for it, and until recently the book has been advertised as having this preface from his pen.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Consequently, I have added a new chapter at this point and raised the number of stages to five.
speaker_2NARRATOR
My friend, Mr. E.E. Genner, has kindly enabled me to correct two or three errors in the first edition, and I owe special thanks to my old pupil, Professor E.R. Dodds, for several interesting observations and criticisms on points connected with Plotinus and Sallustius.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Otherwise, I have altered little.
speaker_2NARRATOR
I am only sorry to have left the book so long out of print.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Gilbert Murray.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
speaker_2NARRATOR
This small book has taken a long time in growing.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Though the first two essays were only put in writing this year for a course of lectures which I had the honor of delivering at Columbia University, the third, which was also used at Columbia, had in its main features appeared in the Hibbert Journal in 1910.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Dedicated to the Reverend Stopford A. Brooke, teacher and friend.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
It is necessary to open the preface to this book with an apology.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
When I began the translation of Piers the Plowman some time ago, Mr. Stopford Brooke kindly promised to write a short introduction for it, and until recently the book has been advertised as having this preface from his pen.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
Consequently, I have added a new chapter at this point and raised the number of stages to five.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
My friend, Mr. E. E. Genner, has kindly enabled me to correct two or three errors in the first edition; and I owe special thanks to my old pupil, Professor E. R. Dodds, for several interesting observations and criticisms on points connected with Plotinus and Sallustius.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
Otherwise I have altered little.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
I am only sorry to have left the book so long out of print.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
Gilbert Murray.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
This small book has taken a long time in growing.
Jill PrestonNARRATOR
Though the first two essays were only put in writing this year for a course of lectures which I had the honor of delivering at Columbia University, the third, which was also used at Columbia, had in its main features appeared in the Hibbert Journal in 1910; the fourth part in the English Review in 1908; the translation of Sallustius was made in 1907 for use with a small class in Oxford.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Dedicated to the Reverend Stopford A. Brooke, teacher and friend.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
It is necessary to open the preface to this book with an apology.
Patrick RandallNARRATOR
When I began the translation of Piers the Plowman some time ago, Mr. Stopford Brooke kindly promised to write a short introduction for it, and until recently the book has been advertised as having this preface from his pen.
David WalesNARRATOR
Consequently, I have added a new chapter at this point and raised the number of stages to five.
David WalesNARRATOR
My friend, Mr. E.E. Genner, has kindly enabled me to correct two or three errors in the first edition, and I owe special thanks to my old pupil, Professor E.R. Dodds, for several interesting observations and criticisms on points connected with Plotinus and Sallustius.
David WalesNARRATOR
Otherwise, I have altered little.
David WalesNARRATOR
I am only sorry to have left the book so long out of print.
David WalesNARRATOR
Gilbert Murray Preface to the First Edition This small book has taken a long time in growing.
David WalesNARRATOR
Though the first two essays were only put in writing this year for a course of lectures which I had the honor of delivering at Columbia University, the third, which was also used at Columbia, had in its main features appeared in the Hibbert Journal in 1910, the fourth part in the English Review in 1908, the translation of Sallustius was made in 1907 for use with a small class in Oxford.
David WalesNARRATOR
Much of the material is much older in conception, and all has been reconsidered.
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David WalesNARRATOR
That is just one of the points into which we shall inquire.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Natura non facit saltum.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Preface to the First Edition.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Economic conditions are constantly changing, and each generation looks at its own problems in its own way.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
In England, as well as on the Continent and in America, economic studies are being more vigorously pursued now than ever before; but all this activity has only shown the more clearly that economic science is, and must be, one of slow and continuous growth.
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Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
And though Cournot's genius must give a new mental activity to everyone who passes through his hands, and mathematicians of calibre similar to his may use their favourite weapons in clearing a way for themselves to the centre of some of those difficult problems of economic theory of which only the outer fringe has yet been touched, yet it seems doubtful whether anyone spends his time well in reading lengthy translations of economic doctrines into mathematics that have not been made by himself.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
A few specimens of those applications of mathematical language which have proved most useful for my own purposes have, however, been added in an appendix.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
September 1890 End of the Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Eighth Edition of Principles of Economics, Book 1 This is the LibriVox recording.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
Published February 18, 1871.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
The first edition may be distinguished by the reverse of title, on which page the copyright notice was put at the bottom of the page in later printings and an advertisement of Ball, Black & Company inserted.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
To the English unauthorized edition of this book, published by Houghton, is added the story On Children, which Mark Twain disclaimed.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
This edition carries publishers' lists for 1871, but I cannot give its exact date.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
Vignette by Mark Twain, author of Pleasure Trip on the Continent, The Innocents Abroad, and The New Pilgrim's Progress, The Jumping Frog, Screamers, A Gathering of Delicious Bits.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
London, John Camden Houghton, All Rights Reserved.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
First Edition, Memoranda Considered, for Journalism in Tennessee.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
1871.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Except for the few additional passages from the third quarto of Musidorus, personally copied by the editor, transcription has in no case been trusted.
speaker_5NARRATOR
The texts of the six plays contained in the third Shakespeare folio and that of the first edition of Musidorus have been based on photographic facsimiles of the original quartos.
speaker_5NARRATOR
The other plays are printed from the best modern old spelling editions very carefully corrected by the originals.
speaker_5NARRATOR
The collation of the early editions has been done twice to ensure accuracy and the proof sheets revised by the original quartos.
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speaker_7NARRATOR
They may rest on personal knowledge or general contemporary report.
speaker_7NARRATOR
They may, on the other hand, be no more than the fabrication of an ignorant or fraudulent bookseller.
speaker_7NARRATOR
It requires a considerable amount of boldness to deny the possibility of Shakespeare's concern in the two noble kinsmen in the face of the title page of the first edition, which declares it to be written by the memorable worthies of their time, Mr. John Fletcher and Mr. William Shakespeare, gentlemen, and the evidence of the stationer's registers and first edition of a Yorkshire tragedy in favor of Shakespeare's authorship of that play is perhaps even stronger.
speaker_7NARRATOR
because dating from the poet's lifetime.
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