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Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- A Note on This Edition -- On Philosophy and Religion -- Is Life Worth Living? -- Is the Human Race Getting Anywhere? -- "The War on Modern Science" -- Can the Individual Control His Conduct? -- The Lord's Day Alliance -- Why I Have Found Life Worth Living -- Is There a Purpose in the Universe? -- Does Man Live Again? -- On Law and Crime -- Capital Punishment -- What to Do about Crime -- Crime and the Alarmists -- The Ordeal of Prohibition -- Crime: Its Cause and Treatment -- The Right Treatment of Violence -- On Politics and Society -- The Eugenics Cult -- Salesmanship -- Patriotism -- Woman Suffrage -- On Clarence Darrow -- At Seventy-two -- George Bissett -- Farmington -- Notes -- Bibliographical Essay -- Index.

Discusses the myth of the 'invisible state' in the discussion of post-war racism in the United Kingdom. Argues that by 1955 the state had developed a clear policy towards Black immigration which involved direct intervention on some issues and an apparent inactivity on others. (SJO)