Social evolution and political theory / by Leonard T. Hobhouse.

  • Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse
Date:
1911
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    Trade Unionists, 4 Tradition the main subject of socio¬ logical inquiry, 33-35, 40; anal¬ ogous to heredity in the individual, 34; hands on the whole social environment, 35 ; growth of, modi¬ fies individuals, 37 Transvaal, Autonomy extended to the, 144 Tubercle, The, not tubercular stock, should be eliminated, 44-45, Tuberculosis involves no mental or moral turpitude, 44 Unemployment, Treatment of, in the Poor Law Reports, 73-74; due to various causes, 171; public provision for, 177-78; scheme of insurance against, 178; the labor exchanges and, 179-80 Unfit, Elimination of the hopelessly, 78; survival of the, 162 Unfitness, how proven, 76 Universalism, A code of, a step to deterioration, 26-27 Universe, Assumptions of progress of the, 9, 20 Variation, Wide limits of, for society, 40 Wages, Rise in real, 50 ; government regulation of, 169-70; difference of, in good and bad years, 178 Wages boards, Action of, limited, 170 Waste of effort, How to avoid, 4-5 Wastrels, 74 Webb, Sidney, on low fertility of English intellectuals, 65 Whetham, W. C. D., quoted, 9 Wigglesworth, Dr., on increase of insanity, 51 Will, the general, Restraint of, 196- 97; the effective exercise of the, a condition of harmonious develop¬ ment, 199 Wisdom, true, The beginning of, 84 Women, New opportunities opened to, 65-66 Women’s labor, question of, 168-69 World state, How a, is to be achieved, 91; possibility of a, 148 Zulus, Principles of liberty cannot be denied to the, 145 c. A. NELSON.