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REVIEW OF MR. SCOTT'S WRITINGS ON HIS FAVORITE AND MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS

By Leslie M. Scott

OUTLINE

  1. Pioneer Influence on the Writings.
  2. Intellectual Range of Mr. Scott.
  3. Literary and Historical Essays.
  4. Religious and Theological Topics.
  5. Sound Money:
    1. Long Fight Against Fiatism.
    2. Greenbackism.
    3. Free Coinage of Silver.
  6. Reconstruction After Civil War.
  7. Negro and South.
  8. National Idea:
    1. Its Progress After Civil War.
    2. Rival Doctrines of Hamilton and Jefferson.
  9. Expansion of National Territory.
  10. Tariff, Revenue and "Protection."
  11. Chinese Exclusion.
  12. Coxey Armies.
  13. Individualism:
    1. In Morals.
    2. In Industry.
  14. Socialism:
    1. Analysis of Its Doctrines.
    2. Spread of Governmental Function.
    3. Single Tax on Land.
  15. Evils of Large Wealth.
  16. The "Oregon System."
  17. Local Controversies:
    1. Railroad Disputes.
    2. Mortgage Tax.
    3. High Cost Living.
  18. Ethics of Journalism.
  19. His Devotion to the Public Interest.
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