Contents[1] [Volume Three]
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Parrington, Vernon Louis
III. The Backwash of the Frontier—Mark Twain
86
III. Changing Theory: An agricultural people changing to an urbanized people. The railways hasten economic development
102
I. Winds of Economic Theory: The conscription of economics: The business man comes to the front
103
1. Henry C. Carey
105
2. Francis A. Walker
111
II. The Conscription of Political Theory: The democratic and plutocratic trends. Development of the democratic principle vs. the cult of the Constitution. New conception of the political state
117
1. Theodore Woolsey
120
2. [John W. Burgess]
124
III. [The New Ally: The courts: the police power and the fourteenth amendment; the injunction]
IV. [Buttressing the Democratic Theory]
1. A Democratic Economics—Henry George
125
2. [Supplementing the Democratic Political Theory—Henry D. Lloyd]
IV. The Beginnings of Criticism: The pessimists skeptical of democracy, the optimists calling for reform of the spoils system. No competent critics of industrialism
137
I. The New England Conscience and Capitalism—Wendell Phillips
140
II. Morality and Politics—George William Curtis
147
III. English Liberalism and Politics—Edwin Lawrence Godkin and the Nation
154
IV. Fiction Considers the State of the Country
168
1. The Political Novel: The Gilded Age; Democracy; An American Politician
169
2. [The Economic Novel: The Bread-winners]
173
3. The Beginnings of the Sociological Novel: H. H. Boyesen
179
Part II
New Patterns of Thought
I. Disintegration and Reintegration: Two forces creating a new ideology, science and the machine. The decay of the older theological, political mind, and the emergence of an urban mind