Social security by common law
Subtitle: a democratic plan based on the maxim that social security is not a dower but an achievement
By: by Henry E. Jackson.
Edition: Advance ed.
Publisher: Social engineering institute
Published: 1936
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 183
Subjects: Pensions -- United States.; Insurance, Unemployment -- United States.; Taxation -- United States.; Working class -- United States.
Other titles: Substitute social security bill S. 2828
Notes: "To demonstrate that the present Social security act, adopted in August, 1935, ought to be replaced now by a substitute act, constructed on a wholly different principle."--Foreword.

"Substitute social security bill S. 2828 as introduced in Congress, May 15, 1935, and as printed in Congressional record, June 19, 1935": p. 171-183.