Prologue: economists and human beings
Part I. Mill's Principles: 1. Sentimental enemies, advanced intellects, and falling profits
2. Wild natural beauty, the religion of humanity, and unearned increments
Part II. Three Responses to Mill: 3. 'Poor cretinous wretch': Ruskin's antagonism
4. 'Last man of the ante-Mill period': Walter Bagehot
5. 'As much a matter of heart as head': Jevons's aversion
Part III. Free Exchange and Economic Socialism: 6. Louis Mallet and the philosophy of free exchange
7. Henry Sidgwick and economic socialism
Part IV. Foxwell and Marshall: 8. The old generation of political economists and the new
9. Wealth, wellbeing and the academic economist
Part V. Heretics and Professionals: 10. 'A composition of successive heresies': J. A. Hobson
11. Academic minds
Appendix: Mr Gradgrind and Jerusalem
Bibliographic abbreviations and notes.
