A Plea for Liberty
Subtitle: an argument against socialism and socialistic legislation
By: consisting of an introduction by Herbert Spencer, and essays by various writers.
Publisher: Appleton
Published: 1891
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
Subjects: Socialism; Liberty
Table of contents: title: Introduction: From freedom to bondage by H. Spencer.
pagenum: i; label: i.
title: The impracticability of socialism by E.S. Robertson.
pagenum: 29; label: ii.
title: The limits of liberty by W. Donisthorpe.
pagenum: 63; label: iii.
title: Liberty for labour by G. Howell.
pagenum: 109; label: iv.
title: State socialism in the Antipodes by C. Fairfield.
pagenum: 145; label: v.
title: The discontent of the working-classes by Edmund Vincent.
pagenum: 201; label: vi.
title: Investment by Thomas Mackay.
pagenum: 227; label: vii.
title: Free education by B.H. Alford.
pagenum: 261; label: viii.
title: The housing of the working-classes and of the poor by Arthur Raffalovich.
pagenum: 275; label: ix
title: The evils of State trading as illustrated by the Post Office by Frederick Millar.
pagenum: 305; label: x.
title: Free libraries by M.D. O'Brien.
pagenum: 329; label: xi.
title: The State and electrical distribution by F.W. Beauchamp Gordon.
pagenum: 353; label: xii.
title: The true line of deliverance by Auberon Herbert.
pagenum: 379