Kegan Paul

PREFACE. IN " Progress and Poverty" I recast political economy in what were at the time the points which most needed recasting. Criticism has but shown the soundness of the views there expressed. But "Progress and Poverty" did not cover the whole field of political economy, and was necessarily...

PrefaceThis is a reconstruction book. It looks to the future and assumes that the reader enjoys a moderate faith in man. It is sustained by the thought that even the immense collective crimes of the present have their encouraging side. In committing them and combating them, men are exhibiting...