Essays in Liberalism

This book resulted from the series of lectures delivered at the Liberal Summer School at Oxford in the first ten days of August 1922. Being devoid of any influences of the political representatives of the Libel Party, these readings were inspired and organized by individuals who concluded that it was desirable to create a platform upon which such discussion could be carried on. Accordingly, the lectures touch upon such important topics as free trade, unemployment, regulation of wages, the balance of power, colonies, land, and agriculture.