The Peer And The Prophet, The Duke Of Argyll's Article On 'the Prophet Of San Francisco' And The Reply Of H. George Entitled 'the Reduction To Iniquit (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278227238)

This volume presents a fascinating exchange of ideas between George Douglas Campbell, the 8th Duke of Argyll, and the influential political economist Henry George. The book features the Duke of Argyll's critical article on 'The Prophet of San Francisco, ' in which he examines George's proposed solutions to societal inequality. Following this, Henry George provides a robust response in 'The Reduction to Iniquity, ' defending his theories and challenging the Duke's perspectives.

The discourse illuminates the late 19th-century debates surrounding land ownership, taxation, and social reform. Readers gain insight into the contrasting viewpoints of a member of the British aristocracy and a proponent of radical economic change. This collection offers a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of economic thought and the enduring relevance of debates concerning justice and equality. A compelling read for those interested in economic history, political philosophy, and the history of social reform movements.

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