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CONTENTSSocial Problemsby Henry George, 1883 |
Note (prefatory) |
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Political Dangers |
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Coming Increase of Social Pressure |
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Two Opposing Tendencies |
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The March of Concentration |
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The Wrong in Existing Social Conditions |
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Is it the Best of all Possible Worlds? |
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VIII. |
That We all might be Rich |
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First Principles |
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X. |
The Rights of Man |
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XI. |
Dumping Garbage |
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XII. |
Over-production |
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XIII. |
Unemployed Labor |
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The Effects of Machinery |
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XV. |
Slavery and Slavery |
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XVI. |
Public Debts and Indirect Taxation |
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XVII. |
The Functions of Government |
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XVIII. |
What We must Do |
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XIX. |
The First Great Reform |
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XX. |
The American Farmer |
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XXI. |
City and Country |
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XXII. |
Conclusion |
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APPENDIX |
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The United States Census Report on the Size of Farms; Francis A. Walker, Ph.D., LL.D., and Henry George. |
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Condition of English Agricultural Laborers, William Saunders.
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A Piece of Land, Francis G. Shaw. |
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