Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality: Progress and Poverty in the Gilded Age (Columbia History of Urban Life)
Edward O'Donnell explores Henry George and the crisis of inequality in the Gilded Age. Centered on the ideas associated with Progress and Poverty, this volume considers their place in the history of urban life and offers context for understanding economic and social concerns of the period.
About This Book
Edward O'Donnell examines Henry George and the crisis of inequality during the Gilded Age.
The book focuses on the ideas associated with Progress and Poverty and their place in a period of social and economic change.
As part of the Columbia History of Urban Life series, it connects its subject with the history of cities and urban society.
This volume offers historical context for readers interested in inequality, economic thought, and the Gilded Age.
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