That All May Live: Guidelines Towards a Better Society

Politics & Social Sciences

Dunkley, Godfrey

Social Sciences

Robert Schalkenbach Fndtn

Progreso Y Miseria-Progress and Poverty

Unknown, Author

"Of all the sciences, political economy is that which to civilized men of today is of most practical importance". A reconstruction of its principles in clear and systematic form. In his last work, George presents economic principles in a logical, encyclopedic system, encompassing concepts of wealth, ownership, value, money and semantics.

The Science of Political Economy: A Reconstruction of Its Principles in Clear and Systematic Form

Business & Money

Henry, George

Economics

Social Problems

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George, Henry

Henry George challenges British philosopher Herbert Spencer's deletion of the Social Statics chapter, The Right to the Use of the Earth. George includes this controversial chapter in which Spencer supports equal liberty and contrasts it to Spencer's later writings in support of Social Darwinism.

The Land Question: Viewpoint and Counterviewpoint on the Need for Land Reform [Three works in one volume: The Irish Land Question; Property in Land; The Condition of Labor]

Latin American Political Guide: 18th Edition

Busey, James L.

History

Trade is as natural as speech. So is it surprising that trade barriers lead to stifling regulation, law evasion, inflation, depression, and even war? Henry George goes beyond deceptive slogans and recurring controversies to show how the holders of land and other privileges are the ultimate beneficiaries of trade protection.

Protection or Free Trade: An Examination of the Tariff Question, with Especial Regard to the Interests of Labor

This book is both the definitive biography of one of America's most exciting social thinkers and crusaders for reform, and a vivid re-creation of the intellectual and emotional atmosphere of mid to late nineteenth-century America. The author recounts Henry George's life from his birth in Philadelphia in 1839 to his death in New York in 1897: his wanderlust at sea and throughout the West, his career in California journalism and politics, and his phenomenal impact on contemporary social thought and on labor and reform politics following the publication of his world-famous PROGRESS and POVERTY. Professor Barker's interpretation shows that George's great importance lay less in the single-tax, for which he is remembered, and more in stimulating land and other social reforms in Britain, labor and urban-reform politics at home, and in free-trade criticism of American tariff policy. An outstanding work of scholarship, HENRY GEORGE is a magnificent panorama of an age. Charles Albro Barker received his Ph.D. from Yale University, and taught at various schools, including Stanford & Johns Hopkins. This cloth edition is available for $15, from Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 41 East 72nd St., New York, NY 10021. (212) 988-1680.

Henry George

Biographies & Memoirs

Barker, Charles Albro

Professionals & Academics

Latin American Political Guide: 20th Edition

The Trial of Chaka Dlamini: An Economic Scenario for the New South Africa

Meintjes, Stephen

Jacques, Michael

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