Unto This Last Four Essays on the First Principles of Political Economy and Munera Pulveris

In 1851, a significant work by Ruskin explores the roles and responsibilities of men and women through a blend of art, philosophy, and social commentary. The book is divided into two main sections: "Sesame and Lilies," which addresses honor and wealth, and "Munera Pulveris," focusing on economics and governance. Ruskin's insights reflect his multifaceted identity as an artist, scientist, and critic, making this a pivotal 19th-century text that delves into the moral and societal obligations of individuals.