Quote by John Ruskin

The beginning and almost the end of all good law is that everyone shall work for their bread and receive good bread for their work.

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Summary

This quote emphasizes the fundamental principle of equitable compensation and its significance in ensuring a just and fair system of law. It highlights the idea that everyone should engage in productive work to earn their sustenance, and in return, they should receive fair remuneration for their efforts. By emphasizing the importance of "good bread," which symbolizes not only basic sustenance but also quality of life, the quote underlines the idea that laws must ensure that individuals are adequately rewarded for their labor, promoting social harmony and economic well-being.

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