Excerpt from The Study of Political Economy: Hints to Students and Teachers
The existence of this little book is due to an attempt to convey, by lectures to students, an understanding of the position which political economy holds in regard, not merely to its actual usefulness for every citizen, but to its disciplinary power, and to the qualities of mind which are necessary for success in the study. It was hoped, thereby, that young men might more intelligently decide whether they should begin the study, and, even when they had purr sued it for a time, whether they should continue it. Each man by his own judgment, after an analysis such as is given within of the powers required for the study of political economy, should be enabled to come to a decision for himself more wisely than any one else could reach it for him.
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