THE COMPLETE WORKS

OF HENRY GEORGE

A PERPLEXED
PHILOSOPHER

BEING

AN EXAMINATION OF MR. HERBERT
SPENCER'S VARIOUS UTTERANCES ON
THE LAND QUESTION, WITH SOME
INCIDENTAL REFERENCE TO HIS
SYNTHETIC PHILOSOPHY

STANFORD LIBRAR

GARDEN CITY

NEW YORK

DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

PART I.-DECLARATION.

CHAPTER I. "SOCIAL STATICS"-THE RIGHT TO LAND
II. THE INCONGRUOUS PASSAGE

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III. "SOCIAL STATICS"-THE RIGHT OF PROPERTY.
IV. MR. SPENCER'S CONFUSION AS TO RIGHTS.

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V. MR. SPENCER'S CONFUSION AS TO VALUE.
VI. FROM "SOCIAL STATICS" TO "POLITICAL INSTI-
TUTIONS"

PART II.-REPUDIATION.

CHAPTER I. LETTER TO THE ST. JAMES'S GAZETTE

II. "THE MAN VERSUS THE STATE"

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CHAPTER I. THE FATE OF "SOCIAL STATICS".

II. THE PLACE OF "JUSTICE" IN THE SYNTHETIC

IV. THE IDEA OF JUSTICE IN THE SYNTHETIC PHI