Progress and history
By: essays arranged and ed. by F. S. Marvin
Publisher: H. Milford, Oxford university press
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London; New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Notes: "This volume is a sequel to The unity of western civilization published last year and arose in the same way, from a course of lectures given at the Woodbrooke settlement, Birmingham."--Pref.

"Books for reference" at end of most of the chapters.
Table of contents: title: The idea of progress, by F. S. Marvin.; title: Progress in prehistoric times, by R. R. Marett.; title: Progress and Hellenism, by F. M. Stawell.; title: Progress in the middle ages, by A. J. Carlyle.; title: Progress in religion, by Baron Friedrich won Hügel.; title: Moral progress, by L. P. Jacks.; title: Government, by A. E. Zimmern.; title: Industry, by A. E. Zimmern.; title: Art, by A. Clutton Brock.; title: Science, by F. S. Marvin.; title: Philosophy, by J. A. Smith.; title: Progress as an ideal of action, by J. A. Smith.