Democracy in America: part the second : the social influence of democracy /

Mode of access: Internet.

The religion of democracy : a memorandum of modern principles /

Another edition (San Francisco, D.P. Elder) has title: The religion of democracy; a manual of devotion.

Crowds; a moving-picture of democracy

Mode of access: Internet.

The city : the hope of democracy /

Mode of access: Internet.

The revolt of democracy,

Mode of access: Internet.

The education of the wage-earners; a contribution toward the solution of the educational problem of democracy,

Introductory: Thomas Davidson and his philosophy, by the editor.--The task of the twentieth century.--The educational problems set by the nineteenth century to the twentieth.--The history of the experiment.--The underlying spirit as shown by the letters written by Mr. Davidson to his class.--The vitality of the ideal as shown by the life of the movement after the death of its founder, by the editor.

Ethics of democracy; a series of optimistic essays on the natural laws of human society.

Mode of access: Internet.

A history of modern banks of issue, with an account of the economic crises of the nineteenth century and the crisis of 1907,

Mode of access: Internet.

A man for the ages; a story of the builders of democracy,

Mode of access: Internet.

The irresistible movement of democracy,

Mode of access: Internet.

American government; a consideration of the problems of democracy

Subtitle varies

The valley of democracy,

The folks and their folksiness.--Types and diversions. --The farmer of the Middle West.--Chicago.--The Middle West in politics.--The spirit of the West.

Democracy,

Natural rights of man.--Principles of democracy.--The Constitution.--Political economy.--Social welfare.--Religion.--Foreign affairs.--Appendix: 1. Axioms and dicta. II. Opinion of contemporaries. III. Select bibliography (p. 283-285)

In the fourth year; anticipations of a world peace,

The way to concrete realization.--The league must be representative.--The necessary powers of the league.--The labour view of middle Africa.--Getting the league idea clear in relation to imperialism.--The war aims of the western allies.--The future of monarchy.--The plain necessity for a league.--Democracy.--The recent struggle for proportional representation in Great Britain.--The study and propaganda of democracy.

Architecture and democracy,

Reprinted from the American architect, the Architectural record and other architectural magazines.