Wealth: A Brief Explanation of the Causes of Economic Welfare By Edwin Cannan

Status: Complete

EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?58r1qmdmdbcckvs
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?negw4tlcn245ztt

Original PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?1wxb92lywqchhla

I tested a new cover method on this book, it is an Indexed PNG that I resized from the original, this allowed the cover to be extremely tiny (~7 KB).... I then went in and manually touched it up a little (the text looked quite garbled from the resize). It seems to work well on my Nook, and still looks decent on the PC.

Fix Notes:

Page 167: proportion

[...] property is also small in porportion to the whole.

Page 169: proportion

[...] as the rental value of their premises would generally be trifling in porportion to their gains as “ monied men.”

Page 227: disagreeableness

[...] to submit to so much “ disaggreableness of labour ” when they earn additional income by working as [...]

Page 228: proportion

[...] more income gives more wealth, but always in a less and less porportion.

EPUB ONLY:

Removed the spacing around punctuation.

Renumbered Footnotes in Chapter 14 (in the physical book each page began at 1)

PDF ONLY:

Bookmarks

Changed to "and"
Chapter II. Co-operation. or Combination of Division of Labour

Money: Its Connexion With Rising And Falling By Edwin Cannan

Status: Completed

EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?41c7ce2gr320e7b
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?p32h6w2zouhm30m

Original PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?wfou2bwpz82ifc6


On top of the usual, my PDF was cleaned very well with Imagemagick, which cleaned ~1.2 MBs of dust/pixels from the original scans.

The "Appendix Images" version has smaller image sizes, and also has all of the HTML tables in the Appendix replaced with images. This would most likely help if your ereader cannot handle such very large images/tables.

If reading on the PC, I would recommend the usual EPUB version.

Fix Notes:

Page 6: necessary (potential misspelling? In Great Britain in 1918, was it spelled with one s or two s?)

To arrive at agreement it is neces-ary, [...]

Page 47: sovereign

[...] although circulating at par with the coin tends to reduce the value of the coin and raise prices even when that coin is like the English sover-reign before the War, [...]

Page 86: Missing '.' after cent

Their value will be the same as that of the coin into which they are convertible, whether 1 per cent., 50 per cent or 100 per cent. are “ covered, ” [...]

EPUB ONLY:

- Changed footnote numbering from per page to per chapter.
- I decided to remove the spacing between the punctuation marks ' ; ' ' : ' ' “ ' ' ” ' ' ? ' in order to look nicer when reflowed.