| Name |
Place(s)
of Residence |
Comments
|
Quasha,
William H. |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1938 - Instructor, Henry George School
- 1940 - Address, "The Housing Problem,"
at K of P Thomas Carlyle Lodge, 1 April
- 1940 - Address, "Is Religious Freedom
Doomed," Chambers Memorial Baptist Church, New York, NY, 27
October
- 1942 - Entered military service; sent to
Australia
- 1942 - Article, "Farm Aid to the Poor,"
The Freeman, January
- 1943 - Serving as Major in U.S. Army,
stationed in Sydney, Australia, providing assistance to
Australian Georgists to improve education effort
|
Queckboenner,
Maria |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1953 - Letter, Henry George News,
February; regarding the term "Georgist"
|
Quick,
Herbert |
Iowa
(Sioux city) |
- 1861 - Born, Iowa (Grundy County)
- 1880 - Became a school teacher, then
studied law
- 1880s - First read Henry George's Progress
and Poverty
- 1889 - Admitted to the bar in Sioux City,
Iowa
- 1890 - Elected mayor of Sioux City, Iowa;
served for 2 years
- 1905 - Abandoned the law to pursue a
writing career
- 19xx - Quote regarding Progress and
Poverty: "I have often
wondered whether many men have passed through such an experience
as mine in the reading of this book. I found the very
foundations of my philosophy in the process of dissolution.
...It poured into the rotten base the concrete of a new and
perfectly correlated doctrine, which has stood firm and unshaken
ever since."
- Published
works
- 1908 - Appointed associate editor, LaFolette's
Weekly Magazine 1909 - Appointed editor, Farm and
Fireside (to 1916)
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
- 1913 - Book, On Board the Good Ship
Earth
- 1916 - Apointed by Woodrow Wilson to the
Federal Farm Loan Board
- 1920 - Photograph
- 1925 - Book, One Man's Life, an
autobiography
- 1925 - Died, suffering a heart attack after
a lecture at the University of Missouri
|
Quigley,
George W. |
New
York
(New York)
|
- 1939 - Address, "Preservation of
Democracy," at Hamilton Community Council, New York, NY, 25
April
|
Quigley,
Joseph |
Kentucky
(Louisville) |
- 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in
which he wrote: "I wish I could
send you all the money you need. Only God can know the good your
victory will bring."
|
Quigley,
William |
Ohio
(Zasksville) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Central Single
Tax Club
|
Quinby,
Laurie J. (Mr.) |
California
(Hollywood) |
- 1869 - Born
- 1915 - Elected to Nebraska State Senate
- 19-- - Pamphlets, Three Paths, The
American Republic of States and Democracy of Citizens, and
The National Basis of Morals and Ethics
- 1930 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
San Francisco; September
- 1930 - Paper, "The Spirit Basis of
Georgian Economics," delivered at Henry George Congress,
San Francisco
- 1936 - Article, "The Divine Animal Man,"
Land and Freedom, July-August
- 1938 - Article,
On the
Theory of Interest, Land and Freedom,
January-February
- 1938 - Article,
More
Thoughts on the Theory of Interest, Land and Freedom,
March-April
- 1939 - Letter, "We have never had
anything better than The Freeman. God speed it in its way."
The Freeman, November
- 1940 - Died, 17 November, in Los Angeles;
age 71; an obituary he wrote for himself was printed in Land
and Freedom, November-December
|
Quincy,
H. Keith |
... |
- 1977 - Developed a course on Henry George to
be taught at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney,
Washington, with funding from the Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy
|
Quincy,
Josiah |
Massachusetts
(Boston) |
- 1896 - Serving as mayor of Boston; attended
a banquet of the Massachusetts Single Tax League, at American
House, 22 February
|
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