Reforming American life in the progressive era.
By: Edited by H. Landon Warner.
Series: Major issues in American history
Publisher: Pitman
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 195
Subjects: Social problems -- United States -- History -- 20th century.; Progressivism (United States politics); United States -- Social conditions -- 1865-1918.
Notes: "A Jerome S. Ozer book."
Table of contents: title: The subjective necessity for social settlements, and The objective value of a social settlement, by J. Addams.; title: Labor and Christianity, by W. Rauschenbusch.; title: The immigrant, by R. Hunter.; title: The color line in the North, and The Negro's struggle for survival in the North, by R. S. Baker.; title: The Cleveland campaign against privilege, by T. L. Johnson.; title: The crusade against vice, and Reform administration, by F. P. Dunne.; title: Enemies of the Republic, by L. Steffens.; title: The battle for progressive government in Wisconsin, by R. M. La Follette.; title: The new nationalism, by T. Roosevelt.; title: Monopoly or opportunity, and Justice to labor, by W. Wilson.; title: The American city of to-morrow, by F. C. Howe.; title: Progress toward social democracy, by W. Weyl.; title: "Bibliographical essay" (p. 189-195)