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"First published . 1915." ; [Ford lectures] Property and democracy. I. The gradual development of American democracy. II. The constitutional position of the property owner. III. Recent tendencies in economics and in legislation.--[Barbour-Page lectures] Political methods old and new. IV. The growth of party machinery. V. The reaction against machine control. VI. The seat of power today. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Recon33.

Industrial problems and political ideals.--The uses and dangers of property right.--The uses and dangers of representative government. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Published June, 1907. Reprinted March, 1908; June, 1911; June, 1912." ; The formation of public opinion -- The ethics of trade -- The ethics of corporate management -- The workings of our political machinery -- The political duties of the citizen. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Baccalaureate addresses: The greatness of patience (1900) The Christian standard of honor (1901) The temptation in the wilderness (1902) The spirit of devotion (1903) The large view of life (1904) Religious rules and religious ideals (1905) The choice of a faith (1906)--Talks on the opening Sundays of the college year: A Christian democracy (1901) Public approval as a moral force (1902) Responsibility to ourselves and to others (1903) Moral lessons of college life (1904) Fixity of purpose (1905) The Christian ideal (1906)--Messages of the college to the church: The development of public spirit (1901) Education and religion (1903) The public conscience (1905) ; Mode of access: Internet.

General purpose of the course.--Changed conceptions of science.--New views of politics and of ethics.--The spiritual basis of recent poetry.--Appendix I. On the meaning of the term philosophy.--Appendix II. The influence of Charles Darwin on historical and political science. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The formation of public opinion.--The ethics of trade.--The ethics of corporate management.--The workings of our political machinery.--The political duties of the citizen. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The formation of public opinion.--The ethics of trade.--The ethics of corporate management.--The workings of our political machinery.--The political duties of the citizen. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The formation of public opinion.--The ethics of trade.--The ethics of corporate management.--The workings of our political machinery.--The political duties of the citizen. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; Democracy in theory and in practice. -- The basis of civil liberty. -- Freedom as a religious conception. -- Freedom as a legal institution. --Freedom as a foundation of ethics. -- The limits of individual freedom. -- The outlook for the future. ; Mode of access: Internet.

On verso of t.-p., 4th printing, March, 1918. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Papers . based upon lectures arranged by the American Society for the Extension of University Teaching, and delivered in Philadelphia in the winter of 1898-99. ; A preface on reading and books, by Henry Van Dyke.--History, by H. Morse Stephens.--Memoirs and biographies, by Agnes Repplier.--Sociology, economics, and politics, by Arthur T. Hadley.--The study of fiction, by Brander Matthews.--Poetry, by Bliss Perry.--Essay and criticism, by Hamilton Wright Mable. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Papers.based upon lectures arranged by the American society for the extension of university teaching, and delivered in Philadelphia in the winter of 1898-90. ; A preface on reading and books, by Henry Van Dyke.--History, by H. Morse Stephens.--Memoirs and biographies, by Agnes Repplier.--Sociology, economics, and politics, by Arthur T. Hadley.--The study of fiction, by Brander Matthews.--Poetry, by Bliss Perry.--Essay and criticism, by Hamilton Wright Mable. ; Mode of access: Internet.