Earth-Hunger and Other Essays
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| The second of four anthologies of essays on economics, liberty, and sociology by Sumner, edited by Albert Galloway Keller. Page scans are available. |
- Preface
- Autobiography (1903)
- The Teacher's Unconscious Success
- The Scientific Attitude of Mind
- Earth Hunger
- Purposes and Consequences
- Rights
- Equality
- First Steps Toward a Millennium (1888)
[edit] Liberty
- What Is Civil Liberty?
- Is Liberty a Lost Blessing?
- Who Is Free? Is It the Savage?
- Who Is Free? Is It the Civilized Man?
- Who Is Free? Is It the Millionaire?
- Who Is Free? Is It the Tramp?
- Liberty and Responsibility
- Liberty and Law
- Liberty and Discipline
- Liberty and Property
- Liberty and Opportunity
- Liberty and Labor
- Does Labor Brutalize?
- Liberty and Machinery
- The Disappointment of Liberty
[edit] Fantasies and Facts
- Some Points in the New Social Creed
- An Examination of a Noble Sentiment
- The Banquet of Life
- Some Natural Rights
- The Abolition of Poverty
- The Boon of Nature
- Land Monopoly
- A Group of Natural Monopolies
- Another Chapter on Monopoly
- The Family Monopoly
- The Family and Property
- The State and Monopoly
[edit] Democracy
- Democracy and Plutocracy
- Definitions of Democracy and Plutocracy
- Conflict of Plutocracy and Democracy
- Democracy and Modern Problems
- Separation of State and Market
- Social War in Democracy
- Economics and Politics
- The Power and Beneficence of Capital (1899)
- Sociological Fallacies (1884)
- What Our Boys are Reading (1880)
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