A foundational collection of William Graham Sumner's essays on civil liberty, social order, and political life.
This volume gathers newly printed pieces alongside classic lectures, offering readers a window into Sumner's critique of democracy and modern society. This edition presents key debates on liberty, government, and the structure of society. Readers will encounter Sumner’s thoughts on how civil liberty is protected, how democracy should function, and how social power shapes political life. The selections mix early and late work, highlighting the author’s consistent concerns with practical politics and human nature.
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All rights on the essays in this work are reserved by the holders of the copyright. The Pub Hshers named in the subjoined Kst are the proprietors, either in their own right, or as agents for the author of the Essays of which the titles are given below, and of which the ownership is thus specifically noted. The Yale University Press makes grateful acknowledgment to the Publishers whose names appear below for their courteous permission to include in the present work the Essays of which they were the original publishers. Yale University Press The New Haven Palladium: For President? The Providence Evening Press: Democracy and Responsible Government. The Chicago Tribune: Republican Government. The Forum: Industrial War. The I ndependent: The Demand for Men, The Significance of the Demand for Men, What the Social Question I s, What Emancipates, Power and Progress, Consequences of Increased Social Power, What is the Proletariat? Who Win by Progress? Federal Legislation on Railroads, Legislation by Clamor, The Shifting of Responsibility, The State as an Ethical Person, The New Social I ssue, Speculative Legislation, The Concentration of Wealth: I ts Economic Justification. Messrs. D. Appleton Company: What makes the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer, Sketch of William Graham Sumner. The Reverend Peter Roberts and The Macmillan Company: Foreword to The Anthracite Coal I ndustry. Messrs. P. F. Collier Son, I nc.: Reply to a Socialist. Professor James Elbert Cutler and Messrs. Longmans, Green, Company: Foreword to Lynch-L aw. The University of Chicago Press: Sociology as a College Subject.
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