• 1905 - Article, Does Fairhope Demonstrate a Great Theory of Life and Conduct?
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1890 - Attended the National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1861 - Born

• 1880s - Became an active supporter of the Single Tax

• 1889 - Elected mayor of Helena, Montana

• 1915 - Article, A Suggestion for Propaganda Promoting the Single Tax,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1915 - Article, Making the Single Tax Appeal to the Masses,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1935 - Died, 3 February (age 74)

• 1967 - Letter, Fragments, July-September

• 1909 - Address, To the Oppressed of All Nations,
  at the Annual Banquet of the "Loge des Philadelphes," March, 1874; reprinted in The Public, 25 June

• 1880s - First became active in the Single Tax movement

• 1914 - Article, Sowing the Seed of the Single Tax,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1916 - Serving as President, Cattaraugus Co. Single Tax League

• 1926 - Attended International Union conference, Copenhagen, Denmark

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City

• 1934 - Killed in an automobile accident

• 1934 - Article by Grace Isabel Colbron, A Remembrance of Katherine Bradley;
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 19-- - First discovered Henry George from the writings of Leo Tolstoy

• 1980 - Article, Henry George, Biblical Morality and Economic Ethics,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July

• 1983 - Died

• 1942 - Article, A Free Peace, Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1977 - Serving on the board of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1914 - Article, The Industrial Outlook, Co-authored by J.F. O'Donnell, The Public, 13 November

• 1977 - Serving on the board of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 198- - Paper, Power in the Land

• 1986 - Elected trustee, Henry George Institute

• 1988 - Attended Council of Georgist organizations conference, Atlanta, GA, July

• 1988 - Review of the book:
  Betraying the National Interest,
  by Frances Moore Lappe, etal., Land & Liberty, September-October

• 1993 - Joined the staff of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation (served until 2000, when she retired)

• 2000 - Serving on the board, Henry George School of Social Science, New York, NY

• 2002 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference

• 2021 - Died

• 1926 - Candidate for trustee, University of Illinois

• 1898 - Address on the Single Tax delivered at a meeting of the Philadelphia Single Tax Society, September

• 1982 - Letter, to Edward Dodson, responding to a letter of 13 July, concerning the need for land value taxation to promote affordable housing

• Quote: "I believe in the taxation of land values only."

• 1910 - Article, Savings Bank Insurance in Massachusetts,
  The Public, 11 March

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), The Ananiasing of Brandeis,
  The Public, 18 October

• 1970 - Appointed director, Henry George School, Boston

• 1884 - Article, The Rights to Private Ownership in Land, etc.,
  Donahoe's Magazine, Vol.XI, No.6, June

• 1887 - Article, Henry George and his Land Theories,
  Catholic World, March

• 1897 - Article, A Critique of the Single Tax,
  a response to a defense of the Single Tax by Thomas Flavin in The Iconoclast, 12 August

• 1888 - Born, 22 September (Cisco, Texas)

• 1905 - Attended the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas (graduate 1909)

• 1909 - Earned B.S. degree in textile engineering, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas

• 1910 - First read Henry George's Progress and Poverty

• 1911 - Read Progress and Poverty, which inspired him to become an activist for social change; first organized classes to study Henry George's works as well as socialist ideas of Upton Sinclair

• 1914 - Appointed editor of the People's Press, organ of the People's Church

• 1918 - Article, The Single Tax Movement in Missouri,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1914 - Became assistant to Herbert Bigelow at the People's Church, Cincinnati, Ohio

• 1919 - Appointed organizer of the Plumb Plan League, promoting pubilc ownership of the railroads

• 1920 - Moved to Seattle, Washington

• 1920s - Served as Director of the Seattle Labor College

• 1924 - Toured the Soviet Union

• 192x - Serving as Secretary, Missouri Homestead Land and Loan League, Kansas City, Missouri

• 1930 - Founded and edited, The Vanguard

• 1933 - Moved to Dallas, Texas

• 1936 - Candidate for Governor on the Socialist Party ticket

• 1940s - Speculated in land near Dallas, Texas

• 1985 - Died, 16 June (age 96)

• 1997 - Article, "Rebel With a Cause: Carl Brannin and His Work,"
  by Jane Boley, The Compass Rose, Spring

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1931 - elected to the board of the newly-established Single Tax League

• 1903 - Born, Ludwigshafen, Germany

• 1918 - Migrated to the United States

• 19-- - Graduated from the University of Illinois; then from University of Chicago law school

• 1970 - Elected to Henry George School board, serving until 1987

• 1990 - Died, 19 March

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City

• 1966 - Article, Revolutionary Answer,
  Henry George News, February

• 2010 - Addresses, "The Public Trust Doctrine: Its Relevance Today," and
  "Sprawl Development in World Cities,"
  delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albany, NY, 13 July

• 1971 - Serving on staff, Henry George School

• 1973 - Serving on board, Henry George School of Northern California

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• Profession: Professor of Economics, University of Missouri

• 1984 - Address, The Treatment of Land in Socialist Countries in Eastern Europe,
  delivered at the the International Union conference, Cambridge, England, August

• 189- - Graduated from Wisconsin State University; read Henry George's book Progress and Poverty at on the recommendation of Richard T. Ely

• 189- - Also studied under John L. Gagnor, an early Single Taxer in Grand Rapids, Wisconsin

• 1905 - Article, Single Tax Movement in Massachusetts,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1906 - Article, Fillebrown's Article on Private Property in Land,
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1906 - Article, Wages and Interest: Their Relation to Total Wealth Production,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1907 - Article, Henry George and His Life and Work,
  Government: A Monthly Magazine of Economic and Applied Politics, Vol.1, No.3, June

• 1908 - Article, The Single Tax: What It Is, and What It Would Accomplish,
  Government: A Monthly Magazine of Economic and Applied Politics, Vol.3, No.2, May

• 1909 - Photograph

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Samuel Brazier,
  The Public, 17 December

• 1910 - Died

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Samuel Brazier,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1928 - Editor and publisher, Cherokee Independent. Reprinted Henry George's address:
  "The Single Tax, What it is and Why We Urge It"

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1925- Born (25 March)

• 1952 - Migrated to the United States after the Second World War

• 19-- - Completed graduate program at the New School, New York City

• 2004 - Began teaching class at the Henry George School, New York (to 2010). Also became an active member of Common Ground, U.S.A.

• 2015 - Died (29 September), age 90

• 2015 - Article by Nadine Stoner: A Remembrance of Helene Breban,
  GroundSwell, September-October

• 1941 - Address, "Influences Affecting Land Value,"
  delivered at the Henry George School, 18 March

• 1983 - Article, Higher Taxes That Promote Development,
  Fortune, August 8

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1990 - Letter, Meeting in Chicago with Sam Venturella,
  and the upcoming Georgist conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico, 12 July

• 1995 - Died, 28 July

• 1880s - Became active supporter of the Single Tax

• 1904 - Died, in Kansas City (age 69)

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• 1939 - Started Henry George class at YMCA, October

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1961 - Began Henry George course

• 1962 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA

• 1965 - Resigned, moved to Arcadia, California

• 1971 - Died, April 22

• 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in which he wrote:
  

  "The 'multiple' taxers of California have served their purpose when they make it appear that there is a misunderstanding or disagreement among those who want the One Tax. No greater untruth could be circulated. There is no division. The single taxers of California are united."

• 18-- - Born in Canada

• 1896 - Migrated to the United States, to New York City

• 19-- - Worked with Henry George, Jr. for more just taxation for the city of Washington, DC

• 19-- - Elected to U.S. House of Representatives

• 1914 - Died, 5 February (in Baltimore)

• 1914 - Article by Louis F. Post, A Remembrance of Robert g. Bremner
  The Public, 13 February

• 1914 - Article (unsigned), Says Bremner Hoped for Single Tax Here
  The Washington Herald, 30 March

• 1914 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Robert Bremner
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1890s - Member of the original Single Tax campaigners in Delaware

• 1905 - Died, May

• 1917 - Participated in The Great Adventure conference, Atlantic City, NJ, 13-15 April

• 1939 - Teaching Henry George class

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 188- - Became a member of the Philadelphia Single Tax Society; later served as President of the Single Tax Club

• 1895 - Participated in the Single Tax campaign in Delaware

• 1898 - Nominated for U.S. Congress (Democratic Party)

• 1905 - Died, May (in Philadelphia)

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Commonwealth Single Tax Club

• Instructor - Henry George School, Detroit

• 1945 - Met with Lancaster Greene to discuss offering Henry George School courses in Detroit

• 1950 - Article, The Moral Issue in Taxation,
  Land & Liberty, August-September

• 1950 - Article, The Moral Issue in Taxation,
  Henry George News, October

• 1953 - Article, Do We Understand the Parking Problem?,
  Henry George News, January

• 1959 - died, April 24

• 1837 - Born, 20 June

• 1890 - Appointed to the Supreme Court of the U.S. by President Benjamin Harrison (served to 1910)

• 1910 - Died, 28 March

• 1914 - Article, Militarism in Washington
  From a speech titled "The Mission of the United States in the Cause of Peace," delivered in 1909; reprinted in The Public, 7 August

• 1957 - Teacher, Henry George School

• 1933 - Letter, Land and Freedom, March-April. Quote:
  

  For the balance of my life I am going to spend what money and time I can working towards the end that the Single Tax may become a law."

• 1925 - Article, Henry George and the Single Tax Movement,
  ertarian, Vol.5, No.5, November; on Henry George and the Single Tax movement

• 1906 - Article, San Francisco's Great Opportunity,
  The Public, 2 June

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1869 - Born, Superior, Nebraska

• 1906 - Article, The Competition Which Produces Brotherhood,
  The Public, 19 May

• 1909 - Appointed commissioner of Joseph Fels Fund

• 1909 - Article, The Individual and the Social Life,The Public, 12 February

• 1911 - Article, Democracy Equipped and Working,
  The Public, 6 January

• 1911 - Article, Letter to Woodrow Wilson on Judicial Privilege,
  The Public, 7 July

• 1916 - Article, How to Boost Wages,
  Mixer and Server

• 1921 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  A Labor of Hercules,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1921 - Article, Single Tax Movement in California,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1921 - Article, Single Tax Movement in Los Angeles,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1928 - Participated in a State Conference for Economic Research, Pasadena, California, 8 July

• 1935 - Organized a series of lectures on "The Philosophy of Henry George" at the First Unitarian Church, Los Angeles, California

• 1935 - Article, Liberty vs. Rugged Individualism,
  Tax Facts, June

• 1937 - Serving as instructor, Henry George School, Los Angeles. At the time he wrote:
  

  "It is almost futile to try to meet such persons by argument or persuasion. I am convinced the slower process of education must be used. For this reason I am also convinced that the Henry George School of Social Science is the best technique we ever devised."

• 1937 - Article, Housing: Shortage to Surplus,
  The Freeman, November

• 1939 - Article, Problem of a Potentate,
  The Freeman, May

• 194x - Article, Lessons in Fundamental Economics,
  a Henry George School supplement

• 1947 - Article, What is Crippling Free Enterprise?,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.6, No.4, July, pp.505-514

• 1950 - Pamphlet, Comment on Henry George's Definitions,
  published

• 1891 - Booklet, Regress and Slavery vs. Progress and Poverty: The Single Tax Theory Shown to be Unjust, Impracticable and Absurd,
  published in New York by Hunt & Eaton

• 1885 - Photograph

• 1914 - Article, Land Value Taxation,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1932 - Member, advisory committee, Henry George School, New York, NY

• 1939 - Article, Congress is Unkissed,
  The Freeman, December

• 1939 - Article, One of God's Orphans,
  The Freeman, November

• 1940 - Article, "The King and the Commoner,"
  The Freeman, January

• 1940 - Serving on staff, The Freeman

• 1940s - Serving as instructor, Henry George School

• 1940 - Article, The Gospel of Fact Forgotten,
  The Freeman, March

• 1940 - Article, Gunter's Chain,
  The Freeman, April

• 1941 - Review of the book:
  Is Plenty Too Much for the Common People,
  by George Ross Kirkpatrick, The Freeman, December

• 1941 - Article, Our Copper Patriots,
  The Freeman, January

• 1941 - Article, Fences in the Ocean,
  The Freeman, April

• 1942 - Article, Teachers in War Time,
  The Freeman, March

• 1942 - Article, The Democratic Way to Victory,
  The Freeman, April

• 1942 - Article, Man's Labor Lost,
  The Freeman, April

• 1942 - Article, Caoutchouc,
  The Freeman, May

• 1943 - Article, Black Markets and Human Nature,
  The Freeman, May

• 1942 - Article, An Immodest Proposal,
  The Freeman, July

• 1942 - Article, Sleeping Dogs,
  The Freeman, July

• 1942 - Article, The War, The Public Debt, Taxes and Courage,
  The Freeman, September

• 1942 - Article, Slavery,
  The Freeman, November

• 1943 - Article, "Shortage of Brains,"
  The Freeman, January

• 1943 - Article, What Lets Sammy Walk,
  The Freeman, March

• 1943 - Review of the book:
  The Menace of the Herd,
  by Francis Stuart Campbell

• 1943 - Letter to Otto Dorn, Regarding suspension of publication of The Freeman,
  1 July

• 1943 - Letter to Otto Dorn, Regarding suspension of publication of The Freeman,
  6 July

• 1943 - Letter from Otto Dorn, Regarding suspension of publication of The Freeman,
  9 July

• 1943 - Letter to Otto Dorn, Regarding the content of the Henry George School's educational program,
  14 July

• 1943 - Letter to the Trustees of the Henry George School, Regarding the school's educational program,
  3 September

• 1943 - Letter from Otto Dorn, Regarding an unpublished article by Bringmann on capitalism,
  16 November

• 1943 - Letter, expressing the view that "Plato, Voltaire, Jefferson and Henry George have had a far more revolutionary impact on man's thinking than Edison or the Wright Brothers."
  Henry George News, December

• 1944 - Serving as instructor at the Henry George School; teaching a course titled, "The State"

• 1944 - Letter, remarking on Louis Bromfield's proposal to distribute land to cultivators to lessen unemployment,
  Henry George News, December

• 1945 - Letter to the Trustees of the Henry George School, Regarding his possible employment by the school,
  16 November

• 1908 - Article, Defense of Anarchist Principles in Response to Louis F. Post,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• Profession: consulting engineer

• 1895 - Graduated, Lehigh University

• 189- - Graduated, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri

• 1902 - Article, Land and Reform in Argentina,
  The Public, 15 November

• 1907 - Article, Land Taxes and Land Values;
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1908 - Article, Farmers and the Natural Tax,
  The Public, 25 April

• 1909 - Article, A Living Wage for Public Officials Would Reduce Corruption,
  The Public, 3 December

• 19-- - Appointed Professor of Mining and Metallurgy, New Mexico State School of Mines

• 19-- - Appointed President of the Wisconsin Mining Trade School

• 19-- - Paper (undated) What's The Use Of Working? Profits and the Vice of Saving
  (publication information not known)

• 1910 - Article, Economic Possibilities of San Domingo,
  The Public, 25 March

• 1910 - Article, Prices and Land Values,
  The Public, 20 May

• 1910 - Address, The Single Tax and Economists,
  delivered at the annual meeting of the American Economics Association, St. Louis, Missouri, December

• 1911 - Article, Amending the U.S. Constitution to Tax Income,
  The Public, 26 May

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), R.B. Brinsmade Released form West Virginia University,
  The Public, 23 June

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Professor Brinsmade Dismissed for Single Tax Advocacy,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1916 - Article, Proportional Representation and the Single Tax,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1916 - Article, Karl Marx and Henry George,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1916 - Article, Karl Marx and Henry George,
  The Single Tax Review, October-November

• 1916 - Book, Mexican Problems,
  co-authored by M.C. Rolland (full text provided)

• 1917 - Article, The Long Arm of Land Monopoly,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1919 - Article, Dark Lanterns at the University of Wisconsin,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April, pp. 43-46

• 1922 - Article, Automatic Land Valuation in Morelos, Mexico,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1929 - Article, Profits and the Vice of Saving,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1929 - Article, Profits and the Vice of Saving,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1930 - Paper, The Land Situation in Mexico,
  delivered at the Henry George Congress, San Francisco, September (read by Edward Troy)

• 1931 - Article, Georgism and the Mexican Revolution,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1932 - Pamphlet, What's the Use of Working

• 1932 - Residing in San Luis Potosi, Mexico

• 1932 - Serving as member, advisory committee, Henry George School, New York, NY

• 1933 - Excerpt ("Dictators and the New Deal") from the pamphlet:
  What's the Use of Working,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1933 - Excerpt ("Dictators and the New Deal") from the pamphlet (PDF format):
  What's the Use of Working,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1936 - Died, Fall (in Mexico?)

• 1937 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Robert Bruce Brinsmade,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1952 - Book, Logical Liberalism,
  published (full text provided)

• 1934 - Appointed by Mayor McNair to Board of Assessors

• Profession: Chief editorial writer, Hearst newspapers

• 1918 - Editorial, In Support of the Single Tax,
  Everyman, March

• 1890 - Serving as President, Mansfield Single Tax Club

• 1892 - Member board of commissioners; exempted all property improvements from taxation

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Estella Bachman Brokaw,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1886 - First organized in support of Henry George's candidacy for Mayor of New York City

• 1887 - Henry George Land Club formed, with James F. Kohler as President

• 1890 - Article (unsigned), History of the Single Tax in Brooklyn,
  The Brooklyn Citizen, 14 September

• 1846 - Born, 19 July (Acworth, New Hampshire)

• 1866 - Graduated from Kimball Union Academy

• 1872 - Graduated from Oberlin College; entered Harvard Divinity School (graduated 1875)

• 1882 - Began study of history and economics in Germany

• 1885 - Return to the United States, entered the ministry and also taught on socialism at Harvard University; began writing for The Forum and The Nation

• 1891 - Went to work for the U.S. Department of Labor

• 190- - Quote (source not identified):
  

  "Rent is wholly a social product and should therefore go to its creator, the community."

• 1903 - Book, The Social Unrest: Studies in labor and Socialist Movements,
  published

• 1908 - Book, As Others See Us,
  published

• 1920 - Book, Labor's Challenge to the Social Order,
  published

• 1938 - Died, 8 February

• 1936 - Serving as an instructor, Henry George School extension

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1939 - Serving as Secretary-Treasurer, Henry George Alumni Association

• 1894 - Paper, The Single Tax as Solution of the Land Question,
  presented a a woman's symposium on the land question; The Arena, Vol.10

• 1909 - Active in the Equitists and Single Tax movements

• 1909 - Novel, The Soul of the World,
  publshed by Equitist Publishing House, Pasadena, California. Dedicated "To the Memory of Patrick Edward Dove and Henry George"

• 1910 - Died, 26 June

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Estella Bachman Brokaw,
  The Public, 8 July

• 185x - Born, Illinois

• 1881 - Moved to the Dakotas

• 1889 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary/Treasurer, South Dakota Single Tax Association

• 1905 - Article, Fairhope Criticised;
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1906 - Article, Questions Regarding Edward Burleigh's Article on Philosophy,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1907 - Article, Ought Single Taxers to Revise Their Philosophy?
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1909 - Active in Single Tax movement

• 1913 - Article, Interest and Money,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1918 - Founded The Equitist

• 1919 - Abandoned his "semi-singletax theory" after discussions thru The Equitist

• 1927 - Book, Equitable Society and How to Create It,
  published by Vanguard Press

• 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1954 - Article, Taxation of Forest Lands and Timber,
  Henry George News, May

• 1927 - Article, Private Interests Charging to Access Natural Wonders,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 19-- - Located at 775 E. 32nd Street; W.B. Vernam, Secretary

• 1918 - News item by Mary A. Livermore, The Single Tax Review, May-June:
  

  "The new Brooklyn single Tax League will be launched at a dinner to be given on June 5 at 6:30 o'clock at the Central Y.M.C.A., Hanson Place. Among the speakers will be a representative from the National Party. Other speakers who will talk to the diners will be W.B. Vernam, Joseph Dana Miller and others. Women are allowed to look after the defectives and unfortunates, but they want to get back behind the causes of pauperism and insanity; and in nine-tenths of the cases these result from bad laws. It is this wish to help that makes us long for the ballot."
  

• Located at 485 Hancock Street; Jennie A. Rogers, contact person

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1890 - Serving as President, Abilene Single Tax Club

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City

• 1927 - Residing in Arden, Delaware

• 1927 - Letter, expressing disgust at the fact that the "natural bridge" in Virginia was privately owned,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City

• 1927 - Residing in Arden, Delaware

• 1930 - Review of the book:
  Land Tenure and Unemployment,
  by Frank Geary, Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1959 - Died, April

• 19-- - Located at Morgan Road; E.T. Dunne, Secretary

• 1864 - Born

• 1880s - Became active in Single Tax movement

• 1898 - Member of the Philadelphia Single Tax Society

• 1926 - Died (age 62)

• 1895 - Member of the Dover Jail Single Tax Club

• 1926 - Died, 26 June

• 1926 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Charles A. Brothers,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of William Brothers,
  The Public, 11 October

• 1953 - Letter, Henry George News, May

• 1846 - Born, Stillwater, New York

• 1880s - Read Progress and Poverty and became an active supporter of Henry George

• 1909 - Died

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Henry Broughton,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1939 - Teaching Henry George course

• Profession: President, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

• 1880s - Met Henry George and became a financial supporter

• 1928 - Died, March (age 70)

• 1862 - Born

• 1883 - Admitted to the New York Bar (patent attorney)

• 1880s - Attended lectures given by Henry George, Edward Mcglynn and John Filmer

• 1920 - Nominated for Justice of the Supreme Court on the Single Tax ticket

• 1933 - Died, 31 October (age 71)

• 1904 - Article, Christianity and Democracy,
  The Public, 17 December

• 1847 - Born, Salem, Massachusetts

• 1867 - Graduated from Brown University, Rhode Island

• 1869 - Graduated from the Dane Law School, Harvard University

• 1872 - Moved to Chicago

• 1888 - Read Henry George's book, Protection or Free Trade

• 1890 - Active Single Tax supporter; accompanied J.t. Ripley to meetings with assessors

• 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September. Quote from his presentation:
  

  "A single-tax meeting must necessarily be a free-trade meeting. The single tax means the absolute freedom of industry and the absolute freedom of exchange."

• 1891 - Address, The Single Tax,
  before the Iroquois Club; The Standard, Extra No.13, 19 September

• 1894 - Paper, The Right of Eminent Domain

• 1900 - Article, Puerto Rican Franchises,
  The Public, 21 April

• 1900 - Article, Does Trade Follow the Flag?,
  The Public, 7 July

• 1902 - Article, The Australasian Tax System,
  The Public, 7 June

• 1902 - Article, What Workingmen Should Demand,
  The Public, 27 September

• 1903 - Appointed to the Illinois Circuit Court Bench at Chicago, 22 June

• 1903 - Photograph

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), A Profile of Edward Osgood Brown,
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1904 - Assigned to sit in the Appellate Court for the district which includes Chicago.

• 1905 - Article, The Debt of American Democracy to Greece,
  The Public, 13 January

• 1905 - Article, Treason Toward Ideals,
  The Public, 4 November

• 1906 - Article, A Single Tax Town of 1867,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1909 - Address, A Plain Man of the Plain People,
  at the Lincoln Banquet of the Rock Island Club, Rock Island, Illinois; reprinted in The Public, 19 February

• 1909 - Article bu H.W. McFarlane, Defeat of Edward Osgood Brown as Judge,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1909 - Address, Democracy in England,
  at the Chicago Literary Club, 4 October; reprinted in The Public, 15 October

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Edward Osgood Brown's Candidacy,
  The Public, 4 November

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Edward Osgood Brown, A Profile,
  The Public, 31 March

• 1911 - Review of the book:
  Reminiscences of the Geneva Tribunal,
  by Frank Hackett; The Public, 25 August

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1912 - Review of the book:
  Diary of Gideon Wells,
  The Public, 26 January

• 1912 - Article, A Mean and Cruel Prejudice,
  The Public, 3 May

• NOTE: Elizabeth Read Brown is co-author of a number of articles listed under that of Harry Gunnison Brown

• 1902 - Born, 8 April in Michigan

• 19-- - Graduated East Michigan University and Western Reserve University (library science)

• 1928 - Worked as librarian at various colleges (thru 1953)

• 1936 - Residing in New Jersey

• 1936 - Attended the conference of the International Union, London, England; 1-5 September

• 1952 - Marriage to Harry Gunnison Brown

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1958 - Article, Tariff Propaganda and Citizen Responsibility,
  The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.17, No.4, July, 1958, pp.365-366

• 1958 - Article, Zoning Objectives and Tax Policy,
  The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.18l No.1, October, 1958, pp.55-56

• 1959 - Article, Growing Urban Obsolescence and Tax Policy,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.19, No.1, October

• 1960 - Article, Our Most Widespread International Crime,
  Henry George News, March

• 1960 - Article, The Case for Abolishing Unearned Incomes,
  The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.20, No.1, October, 1960, pp.59-61

• 1961 - Pamphlet, How College Textbooks Treat Land Value Taxation

• 1961 - Article, How College Textbooks Treat Land Value Taxation,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.20, No.2, January, 1961

• 1966 - Attended Henry George School conference, St. Louis, Missouri

• 1968 - Article, Aid to Housing for the Poor,
  The Christian Century, 23 October

• 1970 - Article, Shift Taxes to Remove Slums,
  Christian Advocate, 11 December 1969; reprinted in Henry George News, April

• 1977 - Joined the editorial board of the American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1987 - died, February 10, age 84

• 1987 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Elizabeth Read Brown,
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 1987 - Article by Will Lissner, A Remembrance of Elizabeth Read Brown,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.46, No.3, July, pp. 383-384

• 2000 - Article by Christopher Ryan, A Remembrance of Elizabeth Read Brown,
  A Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists

• 1945 - Article, "Free Trade and the Paper Industry,"
  Henry George News, June

• 1944 - Letter, regarding the cause of poverty in Puerto Rico,
  Henry George News, February

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Houston Single Tax Club

• 1909 - Active in Single Tax movement

• 1952 - Died

• Profession: President, Trinity River Navigation Assocation

• 1841 - Born

• 1880s - Became a personal acquaintance of Henry George

• 1931 - Died (age 90)

• 1888 - Working as a "train boy" and gave Henry George's Social Problems to Tom L. Johnson on the train from Indianapolis to Cleveland

• 1890s - First read Henry George's Social Problems

• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1909 - Article, Baltimore's Conservation of Land Values,
  The Public, 29 October

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1943 - Article, Our Town's Most Intereting Street
  Land and Freedom, April-May

• 1944 - Became new instructor, Henry George School

• 1880 - Born, 7 May; Troy, New York

• 1899 - While a student at Lansingburgh Academy, Troy, NY, he first read Progress and Poverty and Protection or Free Trade?, which sparked his interest in political economy

• 1904 - Graduated, Williams College

• 1909 - Received Ph.d. in economics, Yale University (under Irving Fisher)

• 1909 - Joined faculty, Yale University (remained to 1915)

• 1914 - Article, The Discount versus the Cost of Production Theory of Capital Valuation
  American Economic Review, June

• 1915 - Professor of economics, University of Missouri (remained to 1951)

• 1915 - Review of the book:
  The Export of Capital
  by C.K. Hobson; Journal of Political Economy, April

• 1915 - Review by Frank W. Taussig of the book:
  International Trade and Exchange
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; Journal of Political Economy, Vol.23, No.6, June

• 1917 - Book, International Trade and Exchange
  published in 1917 by The Macmillan Company (full text provided)

• 1917 - Article, The Ethics of Land Value Taxation
  Journal of Political Economy

• 1918 - Book, The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes
  (full text provided, divided into chapters)

• 1918 - Book (PDF version), The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes
  (full text provided in one file)

• 1919 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes
  The Single Tax Review, Vol.XIX, No.1, January-February

• 1919 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1919 - Article, Is Protection Necessary Absent LVT?
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1919 - Article, Modern Land Ownership, A type of Parasitism
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1920 - Article, Class Conflict and Revolution
  The Single Tax Tax, January-February

• 1920 - Book, International Trade
  (full text provided)

• 1920 - Comments, A Balanced Industrial System,
  on a paper, "Some Probable Results of a Balanced Industrial System," delivered by Thomas Nixon Carver, at the thirty-second annual meeting of the American Economic Association. Reprinted from the American Economic Review, Vol.10, No.1, March, 1920

• 1920 - Article, "Suggestion for Constitutional Amendment,"
  Taxation, A Journal of Economic Justice, Vol. 1, No. 1, January

• 1921 - Paper, Earned and Unearned Incomes, Inequality and Taxation
  published by Lucas Brothers

• 1921 - Paper, Rent of Land and Its Taxation
  published by Lucas Brothers

• 1921 - Book, The Taxation of Unearned Incomes
  (full text provided)

• 1921 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  The Taxation of Unearned Incomes
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1921 - Article, Shifting of Taxes on Sales of Land and Capital Goods and on Loans
  Journal of Political Economy, October

• 1923 - Book, Economic Science and the Common Welfare
  published in 1923 by the Missouri Book Company (full text provided)

• 1923 - Paper, What Shall We Tax -- Earned or Unearned Incomes?
  Presented at the National Tax Relief Convention of the Manufacturers and Merchants Federal Tax League, held in Chicago, Illinois, 9-10 November

• 1924 - Book, The Economics of Taxation
  published (full text provided)

• 1924 - Article, The Single-Tax Complex of Some Contemporary Economists
  Journal of Political Economy, Vol.32, April 1924, pp.164-190

• 1924 - Article, Is a Tax on Site Values Never Shifted
  Journal of Political Economy, June

• 1925 - Review by John R. Commons of the book:
  Economic Science and the Common Welfare
  The American Economic Review, Vol.15, No.3, September, pp.480-485

• 1925 - Article, Is American Liberalism a Betrayal of the Masses?
  The Libertarian, Vol.5, No.5, November

• 1925 - Article by John R. Commons, Harry Gunnison Brown's Basis for Supporting Land Value Taxation
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1925 - Review by J.E. McDonough of the book:
  The Economics of Taxation
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; The Yale Law Journal, Vol.35, No.2, December, 1925, pp.249-251

• 1926 - Article, "The Henry George Foundation of America"

• 1926 - Review by Henry C. Simons of the book:
  The Economics of Taxation
  Journal of Political Economy, Vol.34, No.1, February

• 1926 - Article, Land Purchase and Vested Rights: The Fallacies of Compensation
  Land & Liberty, March

• 1926 - Address, Relieving Business Through Scientific Taxation
  delivered 28 May

• 1926 - Article, Land Rent as a Function of Population Growth
  Journal of Political Economy, June

• 1926 - Article (PDF version), Land Rent as a Function of Population Growth
  Journal of Political Economy, June

• 1926 - Review by Fred Rogers Fairchild of the book:
  The Economics of Taxation
  The American Economic Review, Vol.16, No.2, June

• 1927 - Address, "Relieving Business Through Scientific Taxation,"
  delivered at Manhattan Single Tax Club. Quote:
  

  "A reason not there stated why I favor the moderate or gradual programme is my fear that the more radical one will end, because of the shock it creates in the general misunderstanding of those who think themselves radical, in proposals for compensation or purchase."

• 1927 - Article, Land Speculation and Land-Value Taxation
  Journal of Political Economy, Vol.35, No.3, June

• 1928 - Article, Taxing Rental versus Taxing Salable Value of Land
  Journal of Political Economy, February

• 1928 - Article, Why the Taxation of Land Values Helps Farmers
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1928 - Article, A Shift to Bare Land Value Taxation Would Benefit Farmers
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1928 - Article, "Taxation and How Revenue is Being Raised,"

• 1928 - Article, Challenging Harry Gunnison Brown on the Effects of Taxation on Agricultural Land
  by George White, Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1928 - Article, Honest Farm Relief and Fair Taxation
  delivered at the Henry George Congress, 10 September

• 1928 - Letter, A Clarification on the Determination of Aggregate Rents of Farmland
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1928 - Article, Honest Farm Relief and Fair Taxation
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1928 - Article, More on How Taxing Land Values Will Help Farmers
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1928 - Article, Should Bare Land Values be Taxed More Heavily
  Journal of Land & Public Utility Economics, November

• 1928 - Article, Honest Farm Relief and Fair Taxation
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1928 - Review of the book:
  International Trade
  by F.W. Taussig, The American Economic Review, Vol.18, No.4, December (available online to subscribers of JSTR)

• 1929 - Article, Conventional Taxation Defies Logic
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1929 - Article, Capital Valuation and the Psychological School
  The American Economic Review, Vol.19, No.3, September

• 1930 - Article, Taxing Consumers to Relieve Real Estate
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1930 - Article (PDF format), Taxing Consumers to Relieve Real Estate
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1930 - Article, A Practical Plan for Successful Tax Reform
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1930 - Article, An Open Letter to Single Taxers
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1930 - Article, A Practical Plan for Successful Tax Reform (Part 2)
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1930 - Article, Farmers and the Petrol Tax
  Land & Liberty, June

• 1930 - Article, Clarifying My Views on What Issues are Relevant
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1930 - Article, Prolonged Business Depression Through Tax Relief of Real Estate
  Tax Facts, October

• 1930 - Article, Value of City Land Moves Steadily Forward
  Land & Liberty, November

• 1931 - Article, "What is the Matter with the World"

• 1931- Article, Opportunity Cost: Marshall's Criticism of Jevons
  American Economic Review, September

• 1932 - Book, The Economic Basis of Tax Reform
  published (full text provided)

• 1933 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  The Economic Basis of Tax Reform;
  by Harry Gunnison Brown. Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1933 - Article, Are Single Taxers Fundamentalists;
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1934 - Review by Francis C.R. Douglas of the book:
  Economic Basis of Tax Reform;
  by Harry Gunnison Brown

• 1934 - Review by Densel Cline of the book:
  Economic Basis of Tax Reform;
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; The Bulletin of the National Tax Association; Vol.19, No.6, March 1934, pp.177-180

• 1934 - Review of the book:
  The Philosophy of Henry George;
  by George R. Geiger; The Philosophical Review, Vol.43, No.2, March

• 1935 - Review by John M. Miller of the book:
  The Economic Basis of Taxation;
  in a letter dated 2 July

• 1935 - Letter to John M. Miller, regarding Writing a High School Text-book on Economics, 10 July

• 1935- Article, The "Vested Rights" Argument;
  Land & Liberty, July, pp. 100-101

• 1935 - Article, A Story of Tax Relief for Land and of New Deal Prosperity (Part 1);
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1935 - Article, A Story of Tax Relief for Land and of New Deal Prosperity (Part 2);
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1936 - Article, A Defense of the Single Tax Principle;
  Annals of the American Academy of Political Science, January (sent by Robert Schalkenbach Foundation to college presidents, professors and others)

• 1936 - Paper, Tax Relief -- Pretence and Reality;
  delivered at 5th International Conference to promote LVT and Free Trade, London

• 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November

• 1936 - Address, Radical Literary Intelligentsia and Hard-headed Propertied Conservatives: A Study in Similarities;
  at the Henry George congress, Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1936 - Address (PDF format), Radical Literary Intelligentsia and Hard-headed Propertied Conservatives: A Study in Similarities;
  at the Henry George congress, Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October

• 1937 - Article, Triple A: Logic Plowed Under;
  The Freeman, November

• 1937 - Article, "460 in Brown Class," The Freeman, November:
  

  "Dr. Harry Gunnison Brown, Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, is assigning chapters of Protection or Free Trade to his classes in general economics this semester. Through his efforts orders for forty books were placed with the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, publishers of the works of Henry George, for the University of Missouri college library. ...Professor Brown has 460 students in his course in general economics at the univesity for the Fall semester."

• 1937 - Article, Why the Duke's in a Fog
  The Freeman, December

• 1937 - Article, Blind to the Key to Grandeur
  The Freeman, December

• 1938 - Book, The Economics of Taxation

• 1938 - Article, Touchback for the Building Trades;
  The Freeman, January

• 1938 - Article, Taxes Go Round and Round;
  The Freeman, January

• 1938 - Article, Economic Fundaments for the Utility Baiters;
  The Freeman, January

• 1938 - Article, But, Mr. Wage-fixer, Lay-offs!
  The Freeman, February

• 1938 - Article, The Diabolists Exorcise Monopoly;
  The Freeman, February

• 1938 - Article, No Farm Help? That Heretic!;
  The Freeman, March

• 1938 - Article, Only Farmers? Pension Everybody;
  The Freeman, March

• 1938 - Article, Tax Relief -- for Monkey business;
  The Freeman, April

• 1938 - Article, Trouble-Shooting, Not Trouble-Shouting;
  The Freeman, June

• 1938 - Article, Coin Slogan, Dodge Tax;
  The Freeman, June

• 1938 - Article, How to Aid Croppers, Slummies;
  The Freeman, July

• 1938 - Article, This Road Leads to Collectivism;
  The Freeman, August

• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September

• 1938 - Article, The Clarions of the Battle Call;
  The Freeman, September

• 1938 - Article, Forces Favoring Unjust Taxation: The Clarions of the Battle Call;
  The Freeman, September

• 1938 - Article, "America: The Land of Make Believe,";
  The Freeman, September

• 1938 - Article, Homestead Exemptions: The Equvalent of Getting Milk from Half-Starved Cows;
  The Freeman, October

• 1938 - Article, Getting Milk from Half-Starved Cows;
  The Freeman, October

• 1938 - Article, The Great Silence of "Liberals";
  The Freeman, November

• 1938 - Article, Two-Timing Us With Two Prices;
  The Freeman, December

• 1939 - Article, Incidence of a General Output or a General Sales Tax

• 1939 - Article, Taxing Mortgages: Another Red Herring;
  The Freeman, January

• 1939 - Article, Democracy's Ideal: "Let's Get Ours";
  The Freeman, February

• 1939 - Article, What is a "Liberal"?;
  The Freeman, March

• 1939 - Article, Machinery: A Senatorial Scapegoat;
  The Freeman, May

• 1939 - Article, "Liberals" Continue Great Silence;
  The Freeman, June

• 1939 - Article, Biography
  The Freeman, June

• 1939 - Article, How Sales Taxes Hit Wages;
  The Freeman, August

• 1939 - Article, The Void in College [Economics] Curricula;
  The Freeman, September

• 1939 - Article, Economics Textbooks and the Single Tax;
  The Freeman, October

• 1939 - Article, Textbooks Don't Tell All;
  The Freeman, October

• 1939 - Article, An Academic Psychosis;
  The Freeman, November

• 1939 - Article, From Poland to Points West;
  The Freeman, December

• 1940 - Article, Beware the Haunting Spectre;
  The Freeman, January

• 1940 - Article, An Open Letter to Senator O'Mahoney;
  The Freeman, February

• 1940 - Transcript of a round table discussion, The Incidence of Taxation;
  included James K. Hall, Henry C. Simons, Hrold M. Groves, M. Slade Kenrick and Tipton R. Snavely; The American Economic Review, Vol.30. No.1, March 1940, pp.241-246

• 1940 - Article, Impoverishing Our Friend, the Farmer;
  The Freeman, April

• 1940 - Article, "Criticism of The Freeman on Family Planning,";
  The Freeman, May

• 1940 - Article, Objections to the 100 Per Cent Reserve Plan;
  The American Economic Review, Vol.30, No.2, June

• 1940 - Article, Crackpotism Or Common Sense;
  The Freeman, July

• 1940 - Article, For Predation There Must Be Production;
  The Freeman, September

• 1940 - Review of the book:
  Modern Economics -- Its Principles and Practices;
  by Justin H. Moore, William H. Steiner, Herbert Arkin and Raymond R. Colton, in The Freeman, September

• 1940 - Article, Society Cannot Live by Robbery;
  The Freeman, October

• 1940 - Article, Society Cannot Live by Robbery;
  The Freeman, October 1940. Reprinted in the Georgist Journal, No.128, July 2016

• 1940 - Article, Has the Black Cloud a Silver Lining?;
  The Freeman, November

• 1940 - Review of the book:
  Democracy versus Socialism;
  Journal of Political Economy, December

• 1940 - Article, "Economic Rent: In What Sense a Surplus?";
  The American Economic Review, Vol.31, No.4, December (available online to subscribers of JSTOR)

• 1941 - Article, "Georgists at Catholic Conference,"
  The Freeman, September:
  

  The Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Catholic Rural Life Conference will meet at Jefferson City, Mo., beginning October 4:
  
  One of the sessions will be devoted to the philosophy and economics of the present land tenure system; it will deal with fundamental natural rights from a national and international viewpoint. at this session Dr. Harry Gunnison Brown, professor of economics at the University of Missouri, will present the Georgist viewpoint. Mr. J.H. Fichter, S.J., of St. Mary's College, whose article, "The Revival of Georgism" appeared last winter in The Catholic World will share in the program with Dr. Brown.

• 1941 - Participated in the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Catholic Rural Life Conference, Jefferson City, Missouri, 4 October

• 1941 - Article, Economic Rent: In What Sense a Surplus?,
  The American Economic Review, Vol.31, No.4, December

• 1942 - Article, Can We Escape Communism;
  The Freeman, February

• 1942 - Review by Michael J. Bernstein of the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics,
  by Harry Gunnison Brown; Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1942 - Article, Taxes to Beat the Axis;
  The Freeman, May

• 1942 - Book, Basic Principles of Economics,
  published

• 1942 - Review by Glenn Hoover of the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1942 - Review by F.A. Hermens of the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics and Their Significance for Public Policy;
  The Review of Politics, Vol.4, No.3, July (available online to subscribers of JSTOR)

• 1942 - Article, Taxation of Land Rent, A Reply to Thomas Woodlock;
  The Freeman, August

• 1942 - Article, Russian Bravery and Russian Land;
  The Freeman, September

• 1942 - Review of the book:
  American Taxation -- Its History as a Social Force in Democracy;
  by Sidney Ratner; the American Economic Review, September

• 1942 - Article, Twill Be Different After The War;
  The Freeman, November

• 1943 - Article, Appeal of Communist Ideology;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1943 - Article, Land Values in New York City;
  The Freeman, February

• 1943 - Article, Anticipation of an Increment and the Unearned Decrement in Land Values;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1943 - Article, The Danger in the Mounting National Debt;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, October

• 1944 - Article, Policies for Full Post-War Employment;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1944 - Article, The System of Free Enterprise and its Caricature;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, October

• 1944 - Review by Harry Gunnison Brown of the book:
  Price Making in a Democracy;
  by Edwin G. Nourse, Henry George News, September

• 1945 - Article, What are Profits;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1945 - Article, Taxation According to Ability to Pay, What it Means and What is Wrong with It;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July

• 1945 - Article, Financing Social Insurance;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.4, No.4, July, p.440

• 1945 - Article, An Off-Line Switch in the Theory of Value and Distribution;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1945 - Article, Objectives and Methods in Teaching the Principles of Economics;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.1, No.1, October

• 1945 - Article, Currency Devaluation and International Trade;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1945 - Article, Fiscal Policy and War Time Price Control;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 194- - Article, Subsidies and War-Time Price Control;
  publication information not provided

• 1946 - Article, A Teaching Approach to the Incidence of Taxation of Capital;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.5, No.2, January, pp.231-245

• 1946 - Article, The Alleged Injustice of Increasing Land Value Taxation Without Compensation;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1946 - Article (PDF version), The Alleged Injustice of Increasing Land Value Taxation Without Compensation;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1946 - Article, Some Recent Academic Criticisms of Land Value Taxation: Are They Intellectually Respectable?;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, May, pp.521-532

• 1946 - Article, Rent Theory as a Teaching Problem on the Undergraduate Level;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, May, pp.389-401

• 1946 - Article, Some Recent Academic Criticisms of Land Value Taxation: Are They Intellectually Respectable?;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July

• 1948 - Article, Two Decades of Decadence in Economic Theorizing;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1948 - Address, The Theory of Interest, delivered at a faculty meeting of the Henry George School of Social Science, 28 June, 1948

• 1948 - Article, Henry George and the Causation of Interest;
  Henry George News, October

• 1948 - Article, Bourgeois Confusion and Proletarian Myopia, the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.8, No.1, October 1948, pp.38-48

• 1949 - Paper, "Academic Freedom and the Defense of Capitalism,";
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology [date of publication to be researched]

• 19-- - Elected trustee, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1949 - Article, Economic Fallacies and Economic Teaching;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.8, No.2, January 1949, pp.171-180

• 1949 - Remarks, Does Teaching College Economics Make Communists Thru Default?;
  at the Henry George School graduation; Henry George News, May

• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1949 - Article, The Challenge of Australian Tax Policy: Can Professional Economists Continue to Ignore Experience with Land Value Taxation?;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.8, No.4, July, pp.377-400

• 1950 - Book, Some Disturbing Inhibitions and Fallacies in Current Academic Economics;
  published (full text provided)

• 1950 - Retired, but began teaching at New School for Social Research

• 1950 - Article, An Off-Line Switch in the Theory of Value and Distribution

• 1950 - Article, Taxation According to Ability to Pay

• 195- - Article, The Highly Touted Keynesian Revolution;
  from The Effective Answer to Communism

• 1951 - Article, A Dilemma of Contemporary Keynesianism;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.10, No.3, April

• 1951 - Article, Size of the National Debt;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, October

• 1952 - Article by Pinkney Walker, Publications of Harry Gunnison Brown;
  The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.11, No.3, April, 1952, pp.357-359

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 1952-58 - Became visiting professor at University of Mississippi

• 1952 - Article, Cost of Production, Price Control and Subsidies: An Economic Nightmare

• 1953 - Article, The Prospector and Economic Rent;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1953 - Address, The Splendid Way Out;
  delivered talk in New York City, 24 June; printed in Henry George News, July

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1955 - Book, Land-Value Taxation Around the World;
  edited by Harry Gunnison Brown, Harold S. Buttehheim, Philip H. Cornick and Gleen E. Hoover; published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1955 - Chapter I ("Prejudice versus Science") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Chapter V ("Commercial Banking and the Level of Prices") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Chapter IV ("Money and the General Price Level") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Chapter VII ("Trade, Protective Tariffs and Prices") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Chapter VIII ("Rates, Valuation and Prices") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Chapter XV ("The Problem of Land Rent") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Conclusion ("Some Final Comments") from the book:
  Basic Principles of Economics;
  third edition, published by Lucas Brothers

• 1955 - Letter from John M. Miller, asking about economics textbooks written from a Georgist perspective;
  2 July

• 1955 - Article, "A Double-Barreled Attack on Communism,";
  Henry George News, November and December

• 1956 - Address, "A Modern Appraisal of George,";
  at Henry George School conference, Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; July

• 1956 - Article, Theory of Wages;
  Henry George News, September

• 1957 - Attended Henry George School conference, Wagner College, Staten Island, NY July

• 1957 - Address, An Arithmetical Approach to the Georgist Philosophy;
  delivered at the Henry George School conference, Wagner College, Staten Island, NY. Henry George News, August

• 1957 - Professor at University of Mississippi

• 1958 - Article, Wangaratta's Success Story and America's Slums

• 1958 - Article, Foundations, Professors and Economic Education;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1958 - Article, Tax Policy and the Modern City;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1958 - Article, "History as it Might Have Been,";
  from The Effective Answer to Communism, published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1958 - Article, Tax Policy and the Modern City;
  published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1958 - Article, Land Value Taxation and the Rights of Property;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1958 - Article, Enthusiasm for Capitalism;
  Henry George News, July

• 1958 - Paper, "Incentive Taxation for Business -- Pennsylvania's Unique Opportunity,";
  presented at the Henry George Foundation conference, Pittsburgh, Pa., November

• 1958 - Paper, "Depression, Keynes' Analysis and the Tax Burden: How Keynesian Gives Aid and Comfort to the Communists,";
  included in a pamphlet published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1959 - Article, Keynes-Hansen Demand for Labor Notion;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1959 - Authored booklet (co-authored with wife Elizabeth), The Effective Answer to Communism

• 1959 - Article, Monetary and Fiscal Counter-Depression Policy -- An Analysis Correcting Keynes' Ignoring of Tax Burdens;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July

• 1959 - Article, Incentive, Vacant Lots and Your City;
  distributed by Public Revenue Education Council

• 1959 - Article, An Oversight in the Dominant Theory of Interest;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1959 - Professor at Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa.

• 1960 - Article, Are Liberals Really Liberal?

• 1960 - Article, Incentive Taxation: What Happens When Buildings Are Untaxed;
  co-authored by Elizabeth Read Brown

• 1960 - Paper, "Our Opportunity in Pennsylvania,";
  presented at the Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI

• 1961 - Article, Criteria for a Rational Tax System

• 1961 - Paper, Expanded Public Housing: Is Labor Leadership Unwittingly Against Labor?,
  published by the Public Revenue Education Council, St. Louis, Missouri

• 1961 - Attended Henry George School conference, Hartford, Connecticut

• 1961 - Article, Expanded Public Housing: Is Labor Leadership Unwittingly Against Labor?

• 1961 - Article, Keynesian Depression Analysis versus A Money and Credit Approach,
  Henry George News, September

• 1962 - Article, An Oversight in the Dominant Theory of Interest;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1965 - Article, Tax Policy for Optimum Production;
  the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1965 - Article, A Capital Incentive Reform Beneficial to Labor;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 1965 - Article, "Tax Him, Not Me,";
  Henry George News

• 1965 - Address, "The Next Great Struggle Against Injustice,";
  delivered during Fall term

• 1966 - Attended Henry George School conference, St. Louis, Missouri

• 1966 - Article by Karen Hibbler, Harry Gunnison Brown: He Stands Firm;
  The Sunday Missourian, 27 February

• 1966 - Article by Karen Hibbler, Harry Gunnison Brown: He Stands Firm;
  the Sunday Missourian, 27 February

• 1966 - Article, Our Anti-Incentive Local Tax Policy;
  1 June

• 1966 - Article, The City -- Will It Be Revolutionized;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July

• 1966 - Article, The Power of Incentive Taxation;
  Henry George News, August

• 1967 - Article, Contemporary Poverty and Anti-Incentive Tax Policy;
  a letter to "some 750 editors"

• 1968 - Article, "Aid to Housing for the poor"

• 1973 - Remarks, A Tribute to Harry Gunnison Brown;
  by Professor Dick Netzer at a Tax Symposium at the University of Missouri, 6 April

• 1973 - Article (unsigned), Harry Gunnison Brown, an Appreciation;
  Henry George News, May-June

• 1975 - Died, March, age 95

• 1975 - Article, In Memoriam: Harry Gunnison Brown;
  by Will Lissner, American Journal of Economics and Sociology

• 1975 - Remembrance and assessment of Prof. Brown by Dean Pinkney Walker (University of Missouri):
  

  "Dr. Brown was first and foremost a teacher. His teaching always came first, with his writing seconary. ...Not only was teaching where his heart was; it was also that at which he excelled. A thorough knowledge of his subject, and excellent speaker, masterful logician, amost effective and skillful debater, unbounded enthusiasm, and a deep concern for and dedication to improve 'the common welfare' -- all this and a kind warm heart, a twinkle in his eye and a half smile -- all this was Harry Gunnison Brown."

• 1975 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Harry Gunnison Brown;
  Georgist Journal, Winter

• 1980 - Article, "Economics of Taxation,"
  reprinted by the University of Chicago Press

• 1985 - Article, Harry Gunnison Brown, Economist;
  Iowa State Universitgy Digital Repository

• 1997 - Article by Christopher Ryan, Harry Gunnison Brown's Advocacy: The Case He makes for Land Value Taxation, 1917-1975;
  The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.56, No.4, October

• 1999 - Article, George Raymond Geiger, A Rich Life;
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, January

• 19 - A selection of articles on the subject of Land Value Taxation

• 2002 - Excerpt from the Biography of Harry Gunnison Brown;
  by Christopher Ryan, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, December

• 2023 - Article by Joseph Addington, The Modern Georgism of Respected Economists Part 2/3: Harry Gunnison Brown;
  Progress and Poverty Blog; 13 December

• 1940 - Serving as instructor, Henry George School

• 1923 - Serving as member, advisory committee, Henry George, School, New York, NY

• 1890s - Knew Henry George in New York

• 1899 - Speech, delivered at the 60th anniversary of Henry George's birth, Manhattan Single Tax Club, 3 September

• 19-- - An Open Letter to Legislators

• 19-- - Article, The Gasoline Tax

• 19-- - Pamphlet, Hurt in Her Own House

• 1900 - Article, A Plain Talk on Taxation

• 1900 - Pamphlet, A Plain Talk on Taxation

• 19-- - Pamphlet, The Farmer and the Single Tax

• 19-- - Served as President, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1901 - Article (unsigned), James R. Brown Censures Henry George, Jr.,
  New York Times, 27 October

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Profile of James R. Brown,
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1907 - Assisted in Rhode Island campaign for Single Tax

• 1909 - Article, My Island,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 19-- - Pamphlet, Plain Talks on Taxation,
  published

• 19-- - Pamphlet, Plain Talk on Single Tax,
  published

• 19-- - Pamphlet, Pyramiding of Land Values

• 1913 - Affirmative position in a Debate For and Against the Single Tax on Land,
  Proveedings of the Seventy Third Annual Meeting of the New York State Agricultural Society

• 1915 - Report by Joseph Dana Miller on a debate, In Defense of the Single Tax,
  between James R. Brown and Allan Robinson. The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1915 - Report (PDF format) by Joseph Dana Miller of a debate, In Defense of the Single Tax,
  with Allen Robinson; The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1915 - Article (unsigned), Lecture Tour of James R. Brown,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1915 - Elected President, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1915 - Photograph

• 1915 - A Statement in Support of the Single Tax on Land,
  in the 23rd Annual Report of the New York State Department of Agriculture for Year End 30 September, 1915

• 1916 - Photograph

• 1916 - Pamphlet, The Farmer and the Single Tax
  1916

• 1917 - Article (unsigned), James R. Brown in Buffalo,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1917 - Article (unsigned), James R. Brown's Lecture Work,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1918 - Article, Is the Single Tax Confiscation,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), James R. Brown's Lecture Work for 1918,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1919 - Article, "Single Taxers Appeal to Legislature,"
  State Service, the New York State magazine, March

• 1919 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes;
  The Single Tax Review, Vol.XIX, No.1, January-February

• 1920 - Lecture on Taxation given at Normal College assembly hall, Brockport, New York; 11 January

• 1920 - Booklet, The Farmer and the Single Tax

• 1920 - Brown's book, A Plain Talk on Taxation,
  translated into Spanish by M.b. Cuerva Garcia of Quito, Ecuador

• 1920 - Article, Vancouver's Experiment,
  Taxation, April

• 1920 - Lecture given to the class of Willard C. Fisher at New York University, 28 April

• 1920 - Lecture given to the classes of Professors wolfe and Wright at Syracuse University, 28 april

• 1920 - Article, Manhattan Single Tax Club,
  Taxation, May

• 1920 - Began to publish Taxation, with Stoughton Cooley as editor

• 1925 - Article, A Remembrance of Sylvester Malone,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1925 - Letter to the editor:
  responding to objections to the single tax by one H.E. Botsford,
  New York Times, 12 October

• 1926 - Letter to Percy Williams, Henry George Foundation of America,
  on establishment of the foundation

• 1927 - Serving as President of the Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1927 - Address, before the Rotary Club, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (between 1915 and 1927 he gave nearly 1,400 talks on the Single Tax)

• 1927 - Comments on a letter received from George H. Cless, Jr., Interest in the Single Tax in Portsmouth, Virginia,
  24 September; reprinted in Taxation Quarterly, October

• 1928 - During March, gave lectures at Boston University, Johns Hopkins, Washington and Lee University, University of Virginia and College of William and Mary

• 1928 - Article, Taxation and How Revenue is Being Raised,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1928 - Article (PDF Format), Taxation and How Revenue is Being Raised,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1929 - Article, High Land Prices and High Rents Hurt the Theatre,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1929 - Article, Taxation,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1929 - Article, "What Ails the Theatre? High Land Prices and High Rents,"
  New York Sunday World, 6 January. Quote:
  "The selling price of everything but land is determined by the cost of production."

• 1929 - Article, James R. Brown's Lecture Tour in Ontario,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1930 - Article, Taxation Problem and its Solution,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1930 - Article (unsigned), Lecture Work of James R. Brown,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1930 - Article (unsigned), Lecture Work of James R. Brown,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1930 - Dinner held in his honor by the Manhattan Single Tax Club, 11 February (180 persons attending); by this time he had delivered over 1865 lectures on Henry George and the Single Tax all around the United States

• 1930 - Article, Taxation,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1930 - Article, Lecture Work,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1930 - Article, Lecture Work,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1930 - Article, Pyramiding Land Values,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1930 - Article, Lecture Tour,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1931 - Article, Lecture Work,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1931 - Article, What is the Matter with the World?,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1931 - Article, Report of Lectures,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1931 - Article, What Is The Matter With The World?,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1931 - Article, Report of Lectures,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1931 - Article, Report of Lectures,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1931 - Article, James R. Brown, Our Premier Lecturer,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1931 - Died, 20 September

• 1931 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James Roger Brown
  New York Times, 22 September

• 1931 - Article, Report of Lectures,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1931 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James R. Brown,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1950 - Article, The Gasoline Tax,
  Henry George News, December

• 1953 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  A Plain Talk on Taxation,
  by James Brown

• 1938 - Serving as President, Johns-Manville Corporation. In a letter to John Luxton, he wrote:
  "In the case of Henry George, I beieve in his philosophy. I think if put into efffect it would succeed and he gives a period of fifty years to make it effective."

• 1979 - Paper, "Georgism and Socialism -- A Perspective,"
  presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA; 20 August

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1904 - Article, Equality of Rights is All the Negro Asks,
  The Public, 9 April

• Son of Harry Gunnison Brown

• 1952 - Taught economics at University of Missouri; later at Mississippi State University, Cape Girardeau, Mississippi

• 1952 - Address, An Economist Looks at American Economic Problems,
  at the St. Louis extension of the Henry George School, 5 December; reprinted in the Henry George News, January 1953

• 1979 - Paper, "Selling Air Rights,"
  presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA; August

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Memphis Single Tax Association

• 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1911 - Chapter ("Taxation, A Challenge to Henry George's Analysis") from the book:
  on Man's Birthright

• 1965 - Provided input to Hemen Chase on the draft of the book, American Ideals; he was on the faculty at Fordham University

• 1940 - Student, Henry George School

• 194- - Joined faculty, Henry George School, assisting with correspondence program

• 1975 - Died

• 1917 - Letter, in support of The Great Adventure campaign, Everyman, October

• 1890s - Participated in the Anti-Poverty Society and then the "Wakefield Campaign"

• 1910 - Died (January)

• 1929 - Book, Algeld of Illinois,
  published; a biography of the former governor of Illinois

• 1880 - Reviewed Henry George's Progress and Poverty, for The Atlantic Monthly

• 1955 - Comment by Charles Albro Barker (Henry George, 1955, p.325):
  

  "[He] barely quibbled with 'Progress and Poverty's' analysis. Though admitting that the reform would 'rob the landholders', he was willing to 'confess we see no other means by which the laborers can ultimately better their condition, and Mr. George's plan is one of the least objectionable means of that character."

• 1902 - Article, The Sin of Desiring Special Privileges
  The Public, 3 May

• 1998 - Comment on by Stanley Sapiro. Reprinted from GroundSwell, January-February:
  

  "San Francisco Mayor Willie l. Brown, Jr. got his start in politics by defeating a dedicated follower of Henry George, Edward Gaffney, for his Assembly seat. But Brown, too, embraced the Single Tax idea, and introduced a bill calling for local options on exempting buildings from property taxes. He became an all-powerful Speaker of the California Assembly, after which he became somewhat cool to Henry George's ideas. Possibly, this was related to his law firm's getting such unexpected clients as the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, the biggest landowner in the State (owning over 2 million acres)."

• 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August

• 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston, Illinois, July

• 1862 - Born

• 18-- - Newspaper editor and co-founder of the Washington Times

• 18-- - On staff of the New York World and later the New York Evening Journal

• 19-- - Began subscribing to Land and Freedom

• 19-- - Served as an adviser to Henry George, Jr. when George was in the U.S. House of Representatives

• 1932 - Article, Crisis Cause and Cure,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1936 - Died (age 74)

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1906 - Review of the book:
  The Romance of John Bainbridge,
  by Henry George, Jr., in a letter to Henry George, Jr., 19 December

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1975 - Article, The Founding Fathers' Fear of Power,
  Land & Liberty, September-October

• 1963 - Article, "Land Value Taxation: Promises and Problems,"
  Journal of the American Planning Association

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City

• 1927 - Residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

• 1932 - Serving as member, advisory committee, Henry George School, New York, NY

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1972 - Article, Twice Forgotten Man: Henry George,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, April

• 1910 - Sermon, The City of Our Dreams,
  delivered in Brooklyn, October 1909; The Public, 25 March

• 1917 - Participated in The Great Adventure conference, Atlantic City, NJ, 13-15 April

• 1911 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1911 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1912 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1912 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1912 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1912 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1912 - Article, Land History of the American Colonies,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1919 - Book, Natural Education or Rational Training by The School Town System Without Taxation,
  published by the author

• 1927 - Article, Feudalizing America,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1927 - Article (PDF format), Feudalizing America, The Early Lord Proprietors,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1928 - Book of essays on early land proprietors and U.S. land grants, originally appearing in the Union Advocate of Sioux City, Iowa

• 1928 - Working on book, Why a New Constitution is Imperative

• 1929 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  Mass Rule Government,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1929 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  Mass Rule Government,
  by Thomas Brunk; Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1974 - Land Speculation and Inflation,
  April

• 1974 - Corrupting Land Laws,
  Land & Liberty, September-October

• 1974 - Red Indian Power,
  Land & Liberty, November-December

• 1975 - Is Economic Rent Sufficient,
  Winter

• 1979 - Paper, People and Progress,
  presented at Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1987 - Two Major Influences,
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 1895 - Serving as Secretary, Delaware Single Tax Association

• 1899 - Booklet, Practical Effect of Advances in Tax Law,
  published in Why?, Vol.5, No.1, January, 1902. Available online at the University of Wisconsin

• 1901 - Article, Work of the Ontario Assessment Commission,
  The Public, 19 January

• 1909 - Article, What Will Happen Under the Single Tax,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1968 - Article, Learning About Henry George at the Henry George School,
  Evening Chronicle, 14 March

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1860 - Born, 19 March, in Illinois

• 1880s - Movedto Nebraska

• 1890 - Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives (served to 1895)

• 1894 - Ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the U.S. Senate

• 1896 - Speech, Cross of Gold,
  delivered during the campaign for the United States Presidency

• 1897 - Article, A Remembrance of Henry George,
  The Single Tax, December

• 1899 - Article, Purpose is Destiny,
  The Public, 4 March

• 1900 - Article, Imperialism Threatens Liberty in U.S.,
  The Public, 21 January

• 1900 - Article, What We Ought to do for the Filipinos,
  The Public, 28 April

• 1900 - Article, Righs of the Filipinos,
  The Public, 30 June

• 1900 - Article, Ratify the Treaty, Declare the Nation's Policy,
  The Public, 21 July

• 1900 - Article, Thou Shalt Not Steal,
  The Public, 15 September

• 1900 - Article, What the Two Parties are Standing For,
  The Public, 3 November

• 1900 - Address, The Single Tax Question,
  delivered before the Henry George Bryan and Stevenson campaign Club, Handel Hall, Chicago; 2 November; reprinted in The Public, 10 November

• 1900 - Article, Election Letter to Supporters,
  The Public, 17 November

• 1901 - Article, William Jennings Bryan on Major Policy Issues,
  The Public, 12 January

• 1901 - Article, Revival of Jeffersonian Principles Needed,
  The Public, 16 February

• 1901 - Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan Criticizes Grover Cleveland for not Acting on Free Trade Promise,
  The Public, 30 March

• 1901 - Editors:
  Willilam Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 20 April

• 1901 - Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 6 July

• 1901 - Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan on the Trusts,
  The Public, 20 July

• 1901 - Article, Nations Also Subject to Spiritual Law,
  The Public, 24 August

• 1901 - Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan's Political Integrity,
  The Public, 7 September

• 1901 - Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan on Wealth Distribution,
  The Public, 14 September

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Still Popular Among Americans,
  The Public, 18 January

• 1902 - Article, Colorado Debates Local Option in Taxation,
  The Public, 1 March

• 1902 - Artcle, A Remembrance of John Altgeld,
  The Public, 22 March

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Challenges Grover Cleveland's Claim to be Called a Democrat,
  The Public, 24 May

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), The True Democratic Policy,
  The Commoner; reprinted in The Public, 31 May

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and Tom L. Johnson Meet in Chicago,
  The Public, 31 May

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on the Future of the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 28 June

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Responds to Grover Cleveland,
  The Public, 28 June

• 1902 - Article, The Basis of Harmony,
  The Public, 2 August

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 2 August

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Roosevelt and Bryan,
  The Public, 6 September

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Continued Influence in the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 11 October

• 1902 - Article, Industrial Combinations,
  Collier's Weekly (issue not identified)

The following articles were selected from the 1902 condensed volume of The Commoner. All of the articles are unsigned, but it is assumed that William Jennings Bryan either wrote them or at least gave his approval for their publication.

• A Stable Dollar

• Abraham Lincoln

• Chinese Immigration

• Constitutional Liberty

• Emasculating Democracy

• Equality in Taxation

• Freedom of Speech

• Jefferson on Democracy

• Justice to the Populist Party

• Lincoln and the Silver Republicans

• Louis F. Post on the Democratic Remedy for Trusts

• Manifest Destiny

• Militarism

• Monopoly Defined

• Plutocracy in Education

• Responsibility for Anarchy

• Roosevelt on Duty

• Roosevelt on Trusts

• The Case Against a Central Bank

• The Cure for Anarchy

• The Meaning of Bimetallism

• The Money Question

• The Money Question Again

• The Negro Question

• Theodore Roosevelt Reaches the Turning Point

• The People Sovereign

• The Producers Share

• The Representative's Duty

• The Silver Republicans

• The Warning Left by George Washington

• The Yellow Peril

• Thomas Jefferson

• Tolstoi's Noble Appeal

• What Democrats and Republicans Stand For

• 1903 - Article, Introduction of Tom L. Johnson,
  at a Fourth of July Celebration at Fairview, Nebraska

• 1903 - Article, The Democratic Ideal,
  The Public, 25 July

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party Reorganizers,
  The Public, 5 September

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the Money Question,
  The Public, 12 September

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Speech Delivered in London,
  The Public, 5 December

• 1904 - Article, The Obligations Which Rest Upon This Nation,
  The Public, 2 January

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Address on Elemental Democracy,
  The Public, 16 January

• 1904 - Article, We Find Corruption Everywhere,
  The Public, 23 January

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), Popularity of William Jennings Bryan,
  The Public, 23 January

• 1904 - Article, The Value of an Ideal,
  The Public, 30 January

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on Current Political Environment,
  The Public, 30 January

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Political Future,
  The Public, 30 January

• 1904 - Visited with Leo Tolstoy in Russia

• 1904 - Article, Tolstoy: Apostle of Love,
  The Public, 20 February

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the Kansas City Platform,
  The Commoner; reprinted in The Public, 27 February

• 1904 - Article, Rise and Progress of Socialism in Germany,
  The Public, 12 March

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), Attacks on William Jennings Bryan and Gov. Altgeld Unwarranted,
  The Public, 16 April

• 1904 - Article, What Should Be the Principles of the Democratic Party?,
  The Public, 30 April

• 1904 - Address, On the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 30 April

• 1904 - Article, Imperialism,
  The Public, 7 May

• 1904 - Article, Shall We Have a Plutocracy or a Democracy?,
  The Public, 25 June

• 1904 - Article, Convention Address,
  The Public, 16 July

• 1904 - Article, Convention Address,
  The Public, 23 July

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jenning Bryan's Convention Success,
  The Public, 23 July

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and Progressive Democrats,
  The Public, 30 July

• 1904 - Article, Democracy Must Move Forward,
  The Public, 6 August

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), Some Non-Partisan Politics by William Jennings Bryan,
  Farm, Stock and Home; reprinted in The Public, 13 August

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Opposes Roosevelt's Militarism and Imperialism,
  The Public, 22 October

• 1904 - Article, Democracy vs. Plutocracy,
  The Public, 12 November

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan,
  The Public, 12 November

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Proposal for State Ownership of Railroads,
  The Public; 17 December

• 1905 - Speech, "Equal Opportunities," delivered at the 25th anniversary celebratin of Henry George's, Progress and Poverty, New York City, 24 January. Quote:
  "Henry George ... has touched the conscience of the world."

• 1905 - Article, On Private Monopoly,
  The Public, 20 May

• 1905 - Article, The Real Defenders of Property,
  The Public, 15 July

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan Named as Party Standard Bearer,
  The Public, 5 August

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), Bryan and the Presidential Nominatin,
  The Public, 16 September

• 1905 - Letter, To Theodore Roosevelt,
  on Russian-Japanese Peace Plans; The Public, 23 September

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in the Philippines,
  The Public, 24 February

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on Individualism vs Socialism,
  The Public, 31 March

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), Bryan and the Democrats,
  The Public, 21 April

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in India,
  The Public, 28 April

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the 1908 Election,
  The Public, 19 May

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), Bryan as the Democratic Candidate for President,
  The Public, 9 June

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), The Bryan Wave,
  The Public, 9 June

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), The Bryan Band Wagon,
  The Public, 16 June

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Fidelity,
  The Public, 30 June

• 1906 - Address, International Responsibilities,
  delivered at the Independence Day Banquet of the American Society of London, 4 July; reprinted in The Public, 14 July

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Activities,
  The Public, 14 July

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Activities,
  The Public, 21 July

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan's Activities,
  The Public, 4 August

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on Tom L. Johnson,
  The Public, 11 August

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in Europe,
  The Public, 18 August

• 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  Letters to a Chinese Official,
  by William Jennins Bryan, The Public, 25 August

• 1906 - Address, Democracy and Plutocracy,
  delivered at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 30 August; reprinted in The Public, 8 September

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in Connecticut and New Jersey,
  The Public, 8 September

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in New York,
  The Public, 8 September

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on Franchise Grabbers,
  The Public, 15 September

• 1906 - Address, A Private Monopoly is Indefensible and Intolerable,
  delivered at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 30 August; reprinted in The Public, 15 September

• 1906 - Article by Marion Foster Washburne, William Jennings Bryan on Child Labor,
  an interview at the Jefferson Banquet in Chicago, 4 September; Chicago Record-Herald; reprinted in The Public, 13 October

• 1906 - Article, Use of the Navy to Collect Private Debts,
  delivered at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 30 August; reprinted in The Public, 20 October

• 1906 - Address, The Trend Toward Democracy,
  delivered at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 30 August; reprinted in The Public, 27 October

• 1906 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan at the Trans-Mississippi Congress,
  The Public, 1 December

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan at Peoria,
  The Public, 25 April

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan the Genuine,
  The Public, 3 July

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Nomination,
  The Public, 17 July

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Acceptance Speech,
  The Public, 21 August

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Acceptance Speech (continued),
  The Public, 21 August

• 1908 - Article by Erving Winslow, William Jennings Bryan and the Spanish Treaty,
  The Public, 21 August

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Speech on Trusts,
  The Public, 4 September

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan in Chicago for Labor Day,
  The Public, 11 September

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Exchanges Between Roosevelt, Bryan and Taft,
  The Public, 18 September

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Mr. Bryan's Challenge to President Roosevelt,
  The Public, 25 September

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), The Bryan-Roosevelt Controversy,
  The Public, 2 October

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), The Bryan-Roosevelt Debate,
  The Public, 2 October

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), The Bryan-Roosevelt Controversy,
  The Public, 9 October

• 1908 - Article, My Views on Political Economy,
  The Public, 16 October

• 1908 - Article, Is There a Twilight Zone,
  The Public, 23 October

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Speaking Tours by Bryan and Taft,
  The Public, 23 October

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Is There a Twilight Zone,
  The London Daily News, 30 October

• 1908 - Article, The New Brotherhood,
  The Public, 6 November

• 1908 - Article by John Doyle, Bryan's Influence on National Policy,
  The Public, 13 November

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan and the Single Tax,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Bryan and the Labor Vote,
  The Commoner; reprinted in The Public, 4 December

• 1909 - Address, Lincoln as an Orator;
  at the Lincoln Centennial Celebration, Springfield, Illinois; 12 February; reprinted in The Public, 5 March

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Consistency,
  The Public, 28 May

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), Unwarranted Attacks on Bryan,
  The Public, 10 September

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), William Jennings Bryan on Democratic Treachery,
  The Public, 24 September

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Bryanism Still Lives,
  The Public, 28 January

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Congressional Platform,
  The Public, 11 February

• 1910 - Article, Roosevelt's Home Coming,
  The Public, 24 June

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Bryan in Nebraska Politics,
  The Public, 15 July

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Bryan and Roosevelt Abroad,
  The Public, 22 July

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Latest Killing Off,
  The Public, 5 August

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Bryan's Values Challenged,
  The Public, 9 June

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Bryan and the Democratic Party,
  The Public, 14 July

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Bryan, Nebraska and the Interests,
  The Public, 4 August

• 1911 - Article (unsigned), Challenge and Counterchallenge: Taft and Bryan,
  The Public, 13 October

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Bryan Before the Ohio Constitutional Convention,
  The Public, 22 March

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Calls for Bryan to Run for President,
  The Public, 24 May

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Bryan at Baltimore,
  The Public, 12 July

• 1912 - Article, The Insane Assault Upon Roosevelt,
  The Public, 1 November

• 1912 - Article, Protectionism,
  The Public, 8 November

• 1912 - Article, The Case for Free Raw Materials,
  The Public, 15 November

• 1925 - Died, 26 July

• 19-- - Organized community clubs to discuss the message of Henry George and tolerance

• 1957 - Died, 10 July (age 76)

• 1938 - Pamphlet, The New Earth, published

• 1943 - Serving as instructor, Henry George School, Los Angeles, CA

• 1946 - Letter, Full Employment Bill Impracticable,
  Henry George News, March

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 1955 - Attended International Union conference, St. Andrews University, Scotland

• 1939 - Established outside Philadelphia as a cooperative community, influenced by the ideas of Ralph Borsodi

• 1940s - Booklet, Bryn-Gweled Homesteads, A Cooperative Community

• 2011 - Attended the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bloomington, Minnesota, 2-6 August

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1914 - Article, The Single Tax Movement in Western Canada,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1916 - Article, The Single Tax Movement in Manotoba,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1831 - Born, Scotland; came to Canada in his youth

• 185- - Moved to the United States and settled in Iowa, eventually coming to own several newspapers

• 1872 - Moved to Pittsburg, Kansas and established The Pittsburg Kansan. In the paper he championed the Single Tax and ballot reform

• 1907 - Died (age 76)

• 1907 - Article, A Remembrance of Joseph Buchanan,
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1944 - Began teaching a course on Henry George in Ardmore, PA

• 1938 - Paper, Socialization of Natural Resources,
  submitted in an essay contest held by The Freeman, March

• 1938 - Article, Justice Without the Scales,
  The Freeman, August

• 1939 - Article, The Law Sees Some Light,
  The Freeman, January

• 1941 - Member, American Alliance to Advance Freedom

• 1942 - Article, Difference of Man,
  The Freeman, February

• 1955 - Article, "Our 'Communistic' Tax System,"
  Henry George News, October

• 1955 - Letter, regarding the debate over money,
  Henry George News, December

• 1956 - Letter, regarding the debate over money,
  Henry George News, May

• 1956 - Received award for his debate on the money question

• 1957 - Letter, Henry George News

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1960 - Teacher, Henry George School

• 1933 - Letter, Land and Freedom, March-April. Quote:
  

  "I knew Dr. Macklin very well and I know, too, his enthusiasm for Henry George. I believe he named one of his children after the great man. I have a copy of 'Progress and Poverty'."

• 1971 - Article, "The Truth of Revenue Sharing,"
  Henry George News, April

• 1943 - Employed as an Enlish teacher, Dickinson High School, Jersey City, New Jersey

• 1943 - Article, Not a Ghost Town -- Yet,
  The Freeman, June

• 1942 - Article, Jobs,
  The Freeman, April

• 1966 - Article, A Remembrance of Frank Chodorov,
  originally titled "Death of a Teacher -- Frank Chodorov," reprinted from Fragments

• 1985 - Excerpt from an article in the National Review, August 23: Pittsburgh's Land Value Tax

• 1985 - Firing Line episode:
  Has New York Let Us Down?,
  an interview with Roger Starr, 29 May

• 1986 - Interviewed Manuel F. Ayou, President of Universidad Francisco Marroquin, in Guatemala, who advocates a land tax

• 2000 - Interview, Henry George and the Single Tax

• 2000 - Response to a call during an interview, Advocacy of the Single Tax,
  April

• 2000 - Audio, Logic of Henry George's Single Tax,
  April

• 2005 - Article, Home Dear Home

• 2008 - Article by Fred Foldvary, William F. Buckley, The Georgist,
  Free Liberal, 4 March

• Profession: lawyer

• 18xx - Born, Illinois

• 1877 - Graduated, University of Michigan

• 1878 - Helped found Grand Junction, Colorado

• 1880 - First became an active supporter of Henry George's ideas

• 1884 - First introduced to Henry George's ideas

• 1886 - Elected Mayor, Grand Junction, Colorado

• 1890 - Participated in the National Single Tax Conference, New York, NY

• 1890 - Serving as President, Mesa County Single Tax and Ballot Reform Club

• 1893 - Participated in the National Single Tax Conference, Chicago, Illinois

• 1896 - Elected to the Colorado legislature; introduced bill to permit counties to adopt land value taxation (adopted by both houses but defeated by voters in 1902)

• 1897 - Introduced bill for constitutional amendment to permit taxing land values

• 1899 - As State Senator initiated investigation into land value taxation

• 1901 - Article, The Australasian Tax System
  The Single Tax Review, Fall

• 1902 - Article, Reply to Australasian Tax Critics
  The Public, 20 September

• 1904 - Article, Colorado's-Economic-Developments
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1906 - Article, Private Property in Land
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1906 - Article, Under What Name?
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1907 - Article, Rights of Ways and Franchises in Public Ways
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1909 - Article, Preferential Voting in the United States
  The Public, 12 November

• 1909 - Article, Grand Junction Colorado Charter
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1910 - Met Tom L. Johnson at the Fels Fund conference in New York

• 1914 - Article, Municipal Ownership in Grand Junction, Colorado
  The Public, 26 June

• 1917 - Article, Taxation of Public Service Franchises, A Vital Part of Single Tax
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1917 - Article, Factors in the Cost of Production
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1919 - Died, a remembrance was written by Louis F. Post, The Public, 15 November

• 1919 - Article by J.R. Hermann, A Remembrance of James W. Bucklin
  The Single Tax Review, Vol.XXX, No.2, March-April

• 1919 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James W. Bucklin
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1919 - Article (PDF format) by J.R. Hermann, A Remembrance of James W. Bucklin
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Buffalo Tax Reform Club

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1900 - First read Social Problems, by Henry George, which brought him into the Georgist movement

• 1931 - Editor and publisher, Buffalo County Journal; printed serially selections from Henry George's Protection or Free Trade

• 1953 - Letter, Henry George News, March

• 1959 - Letter, Henry George News

• 1888 - Led petition drive for amendment of the State Constitution, proposing adoption of the Single Tax, November

• 1890 - Serving as President, Minneapolis Single Tax League

• 1894 - Paper, Immigration and the Land Question
  The Arena, Vol.10

• 1900 - Article, Anti-Monopoly Work in Minnesota
  The Public, 14 April

• 1905 - Article, Equitable Taxation
  The Single Tax Review, Spring (15 April)

• 1905 - Article, Case for Apportioning Federal Taxes on the Basis of Population
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1906 - Article, My Views on Land Ownership
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1909 - Article, The Money Question
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1912 - Article by Henry Hardinge, Carl J. Buell Speaking Tour
  The Public, 26 April

• 1912 - Article, Farmers and Farm Taxes
  The Public, 19 July

• 1914 - Study, "The Minnesota Legislature of 1913,"
  published

• 1914 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  The Minnesota Legislature of 1913,
  by C.J. Buell; The Public, 6 November

• 1914 - Article, Non-Partisanism in Minnesota
  The Public, 20 November

• 1915 - Article, Amending the Minnesota Constitution
  The Public, 8 January

• 1915 - Article, Why Capital Gets Much and Labor Little
  The Public, 12 March

• 1916 - Study, "The Minnesota Legislature of 1915,"
  published

• 1917 - Study, "The Minnesota Legislature of 1917,"
  published

• 1917 - Article, Land Owning Under Single Tax
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1917 - Article, Taxing Public Service Corporations
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1918 - Article, Comments on Article by J.F. Cowern
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1918 - Article, Non-Partisan League in Minnesota
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1919 - Study, "The Minnesota Legislature of 1919,"
  published

• 1922 - Article, Single Tax Movement in Minnesota
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1923 - Paper, Minnesota Makes a New Departure in Taxation
  Presented at the National Tax Relief Convention of the Manufacturers and Merchants Federal Tax League, held in Chicago, Illinois, 9-10 November

• 1924 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of C.J. Buell
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1936 - Serving as Secretary, Henry George School extension

• 1952 - Article, The Power of an Idea
  Henry George News, March

• 1945 - Elected President, Henry George Woman's Club of Chicago

• 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club

• ...

• Compiler of "Letters of an American Working Man"

• 1917 - Died

• 19-- - Served as representative of the World Federalists; learned of Henry George's philosophy from Stephen Bell

• 1944 - Began teaching Henry George courses in New York and in his home twon of Mahwah