Works
- Labour Movement (1893)
- Theory of Knowledge: a contribution to some problems of logic and metaphysics (1896)
- Mind in Evolution (1901)
- Democracy and Reaction (1905)
- Morals in Evolution: a study in comparative ethics (1906)
- Liberalism (1911)
- Social Evolution and Political Theory (1911)
- Development and Purpose (1913)
- The Material Culture and Social Institutions of the Simpler Peoples (1915)
- The Metaphysical Theory of the State: a criticism (1918)
- The Rational Good: a study in the logic of practice (1921)
- The Elements of Social Justice (1922)
- Social Development: its nature and conditions (1924)
- Sociology and Philosophy: a centenary collection of essays and articles (1966)
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