A century of progress
By: edited by Charles A. Beard ...
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Published: 1933
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
Subjects: Inventions -- United States -- History; Science -- United States -- History; United States -- Civilization; United States -- Economic conditions
Table of contents: title: Editor's preface.; title: The idea of progress, by C.A. Beard.; title: Invention as a social manifestation, by Waldemar Kaempffert.; title: Industry, by Henry Ford.; title: Transportation and communication, by Edward Hungerford.; title: Agriculture, by F.O. Lowden.; title: Labor, by William Green.; title: Banking and finance, by H.P. Willis.; title: Government and law, by C.A. Beard.; title: The process of social transformation, by Jane Addams.; title: The changing position of women, by Grace Abbott.; title: The advancement of natural science, by Watson Davis.; title: Medicine, by F.H. Garrison.; title: Education, by C.H. Judd.; title: The arts, by F. Kimball.; title: Literature, by John Erskine.