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HAASE,
HARRY J.
HACHADOORIAN,
LEE

HAGMAN,
DONALD G.
  • Land-Value Taxation
    [Chapter 17 of the book Windfalls for Wipeouts: Land Value Capture and Compensation, edited by Donald G. Hagman and Dean J. Miscrynski, American Planning Association, 1978]

HAINES,
BRIAN W.

HALEY,
PETER D.

HALL,
BOLTON


HAMILTON,
ALEXANDER

HAMMOND,
RAYMOND

HANNA,
JOHN

HANSCH,
ERICK S.

HANSEN,
JOSEPHINE

HANSSEN,
JOHAN

HAPGOOD,
DAVID


ENLARGE

HARDIE,
ALEXANDRA


HARDINGE,
HENRY H.


HARDY,
GEORGE


HARDY,
SHIRLEY-ANNE


HARMON,
JULIA


HARRELL,
RAY E.


HARRINGTON,
JOHN


HARRINGTON,
MICHAEL


HARRIS,
DREW L.

HARRIS,
MORGAN


ENLARGE

HARRISON,
FRED


ENLARGE

HARRISON,
WILLIAM HENRY


ENLARGE

HARRISS,
C. LOWELL


ENLARGE

HART,
GRAHAM


ENLARGE

HARTER,
LAFAYETTE G. (JR.)


HARTZOK,
ALANNA


ENLARGE

HARWOOD,
EDWARD C.


ENLARGE

HASKINS,
YVONNE


HASSED,
MARK


ENLARGE

HAUGHEY,
CHUCK


HAXO,
GASTON


HAYEK,
FRIEDRICH von


ENLARGE

HAYES,
ROYAL E.S.


HAYES,
RUTHERFORD B.


ENLARGE
  • Henry George
    [Reprinted from the diary of Rutherford B. Hayes, 4 December, 1887]

HEATH,
SPENCER


HECHT,
ELI

HECKSCHER,
ELI


HEHNER,
CAY


ENLARGE

HEILBRONER,
ROBERT


ENLARGE

HEILIG,
BRUNO


HEINE,
HEINRICH


HEINS,
A. JAMES

HELLMAN,
RHODA


HELLYER,
HENRY A.C.

HEMINGWAY,
LES

HENDERSON,
ARTHUR
  • The Case for Land Value Taxation
    [Quotes from speeches made by Mr. Henderson during his years as an M.P. in the British House of Commons, representing the Labour Party]

HENNESSY,
CHARLES O'CONNOR
  • Georgist Influence on Woodrow Wilson
    [An address delivered at a dinner in his honor, New Yor, September 1926. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, November-December 1926]
  • Review of the book, One Hundred Years of Land Values in Chicago, by Homer Hoyt
    [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, September-October, 1934]
  • Presidential Address, delivered at the 4th International Conference of the International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland
    [Reprinted from the published conference papers]
  • Remembering Oscar Geiger
    [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August, 1934]
  • The Social Ills Identified by Henry George Remain After Fifty Years
    [An address delivered at the International Conference to Promote Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland, 29 July thru 4 August, 1929. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, July-August 1929]
  • Statesmanship Without A Philosophy, Explaining the Non-Success of Certain Conferences at Geneva
    [Paragraphs from an Address delivered at the Congress of the Henry George Foundation of America, 3 September 1927, New York]
  • The Road To Peace
    [An address delivered at the International Conference for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Copenhagen, Denmark, July, 1926]
  • This Discontented World
    [Reprinted from Land and Freedom, September-October 1936]

HENNINGAN,
BRENDAN


HENRY,
JOHN F.


HERRICK,
FRANCIS H.


HERSHEY,
DAVID

HICKOK,
JULIAN P.


ENLARGE

HIGGINS,
C.J.


HIGGS,
HENRY
  • The Physiocrats
    [Six lectures on the French Economists of the 18th Century, published by Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1897]

HILLARY,
DAVID


HILLMAN,
NATHAN


HINES,
ALFRED


HIRSCH,
MAX


ENLARGE

HOBBES,
THOMAS


HODGKINS,
ANNE FRANCES


HODGKINSON,
BRIAN


HODGKISS,
F.T.


HOEVELER,
J. DAVID


HOFFER,
ERIC


ENLARGE
  • The Role of the Undesirables
    [Reprinted from The Ordeal of Change, 1963]
  • True Believer, and The Ordeal of Change
    [Quotations from The True Believer, published in 1951, and The Ordeal of Change, published in 1976]

HOFFMAN,
WILLIAM D.


HOLMES,
FRANK


HOLMES,
JOHN HAYNES
  • Henry George
    [A sermon that first appeared as No. VIII, Series 1944-45 of the Community Pulpit, published by The Community Church, New York, NY]

HOLT,
BRYON W.
  • Barriers to Prosperity
    [An address to the Association of Women Bankers meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. Reprinted from Land and Freedom, March-April, 1932]
  • Evils of Unstable Money
    [A paper presented at the 4th International Conference, International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland, 29 July to 4 August, 1929]
  • The Prevention of the Fundamental Cause of War
    [Originally published in Popular Science Monthly, April 1915. Reprinted from the Single Tax Review, 1915]

HOLTGRIEVE,
DONALD G.


HOOK,
SIDNEY


HOOVER,
GLENN E.


ENLARGE

HOPTON,
IAN


HORSMAN,
MICHAEL


HOWE,
FREDERIC C.


ENLARGE
  • The City As A Socializing Agency: The Physical Basis of the City; The City Plan
    [Reprinted from: American Journal of Sociology, 17 March 1912, pp. 590-601]
  • This is the Introduction
    by James F. Richardson to Howe's autobiography, The Confessions of a Reformer, first published in 1925.

    Howe earned his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University, studying under Richard Ely and Woodrow Wilson, then eventually went on to study the law. He spent part of his career in the administration of Cleveland's reform mayor, Tom L. Johnson, was elected to the Ohio state legislature, was appointed by Woodrow Wilson to serve as Commissioner of Ellis Island and joined the U.S. delegation to the 1919 peace conference in Paris.

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Confessions of a Reformer, moderately abridged, is included in the School's library as an important individual statement of principle and activism in the pursuit of the just society. Howe's career and the development of his ideas provide a unique perspective on the problems reformers confronted and continue to confront everywhere privilege is tolerated.

  1. Beginning
  2. Meadville, Pennsylvania
  3. Johns Hopkins
  4. Wooddrow Wilson -- Virginian
  5. Journalism
  6. The Poor Man's Club
  7. My Friends The Irish
  8. The Law
  9. Uplifting
  10. Beer and Skittles
  11. I Enter Politics
  12. A Rude Awakening
  13. A Ten Years' War
  14. Tom Johnson
  15. Mark Hanna
  16. Making Laws at Columbia
  17. I Throw Away Ballast
  18. Recasting My Beliefs
  19. Pre-War Radicals
  20. Conflict and Compromise
  21. Wealth Without Labor
  22. Single-Taxing A City
  23. Leisure
  24. The People's Institute
  25. Ellis Island
  26. Business As Usual
  27. Hysteria
  28. LIberals And The War
  29. Paris And The World
  30. Woodrow Wilson At Paris
  31. Unlearning
  32. Working With Labor
  33. Beginning Again

HUDSON,
MICHAEL


ENLARGE

HUDSON,
PETER

HUGHES,
RAYMOND OSGOOD
  • Economic and Vocational Civics
    [Excerpts from the book published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston, 1921]
  • Social Sanity Through the Social Studies
    [The Presidential Address delivered at the 16th Annual Conference of the National Council for the Social Studies, Detroit, Michigan; 27 November, 1936. Reprinted from Social Education, Vol.I (January, 1937), pp. 1-10]


HUIE,
ALEXANDER G.


HUME,
DAVID


ENLARGE

HUNT,
C.F.


HUNTINGTON,
SAMUEL P.


HUTCHINS,
P. LINCOLN


HUTCHINS,
ROBERT M.


ENLARGE
  • The Autobiography of an Uneducated Man
    [Reprinted from Education For Freedom, 1943 (Chapter 1)]
  • A Letter to the Reader
    [Chapter X, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.74-82]
  • Change The Property Tax
    [Originally published in the Los Angeles Times. Reprinted from California Homeowner, February 1964]
  • The Disappearance of Liberal Education
    [Chapter IV, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.24-31]
  • Don't Just Do Something
    [Hutchins interviewed by Keith Berwick; reprinted from the Center Magazine, 1970-72]
  • East and West
    [Chapter IX, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.66-73]
  • Education and Economics
    [Chapter III, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.17-23]
  • Education for All
    [Chapter VI, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.42-51]
  • The Education of Adults
    [Chapter VII, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.52-56]
  • Experimental Science
    [Chapter V, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.32-41]
  • An Interview with Robert M. Hutchins
    [An interview by Joseph P. Lyford, reprinted from The Center Magazine, January-February 1986]
  • Modern Times
    [Chapter II, The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.7-16]
  • The Next Great Change
    [Reprinted from The Great Conversation, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1952, pp.57-65]
  • On Education
    [Hutchins founded the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions after a long career as Chancellor of the University of Chicago. He and Mortimer J. Adler served as editors of the Encyclopaedia Brittanica.]
  • Is Democracy Possible
    [Reprinted from The Center Magazine of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, January-February 1976]
  • The Mind Is Its Own Place
    [Reprinted from The Center Magazine, of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, November-December 1984]
  • The Nation's Law Schools
    [A presentation at the dedication of the Rutgers Law School, 1966. Reprinted from The Center Magazine, of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, July-August 1986]
  • Saint Thomas Aquinas and the World State
    [Reprinted from The Center Magazine, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, September-October 1976]
  • Science, Scientists, and Politics
    [Originally written, 1963. Reprinted from The Center Magazine, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, November-December 1987]
  • The Tradition of the West
    [Reprinted from The Great Conversation, 1952]
  • The University
    [Chapter 8, The Learning Society, 1968]

HUTCHINSON,
ALAN


HUTCHINSON,
FRANCES


HUTCHINSON,
VIVIAN


HUXLEY,
ALDOUS


HYDE,
HENRY
HYDEMAN,
ALBERT L. JR.