The challenge of facts
Subtitle: and other essays
By: by William Graham Sumner, ed. by Albert Galloway Keller.
Contributors: Keller, Albert Galloway, 1874-1956, ed.
Publisher: Yale University Press; [etc., etc.]
Published: 1914
Place of publication: New Haven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 450
Subjects: Social sciences
Notes: Memorial day address.--For president?--Foreword to "Lynch-law."--Foreword to "The anthracite coal industry."--Introductory lecture to courses in political and social science.--Sociology as a college subject.--The predicament of sociological study..--Memorial addresses by O. T. Bannard, H. de F. Baldwin, A. G. Keller.
Table of contents: title: Sketch of William Graham Sumner.; title: The challenge of facts.; title: Reply to a socialist.; title: What makes the rich richer and the poor poorer?; title: The concentration of wealth: its economic justification.; title: Industrial war.; title: A parable.; title: The demand for men.; title: The significance of the demand for men.; title: What the "social question" is.; title: What emancipates.; title: Power and progress.; title: Consequences of increased social power.; title: What is the "proletariat"?; title: Who win by progress?; title: Federal legislation on railroads.; title: Legislation by clamor.; title: The shifting of responsibility.; title: The state as an "ethical person."; title: The new social issue.; title: Speculative legislation.; title: Republican government.; title: Democracy and responsible government.; title: Advancing social and political organization in the United States.