* See the listing for Henry George in the LIBRARY or BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY sections of the School's website for a more complete selection of his writings.

• A Conversation with David Dudley Field
  ... North American Review, July, 1885

• A Menace and a Promise
  ... 1897

• A New Political Party
  ... The North American Review, July, 1887

• A Remembrance of Karl Marx
  ... 20 March, 1883

• A Report on the Single Tax Campaign in Australia
  ... The Standard, 21 May, 1890

• A Response to Positions Taken by Reverand Edward McGlynn
  ... The Standard, 18 February, 1888]

• A Response to Richard ely on the Question of Compensation to Land Owners
  ... The Standard, 24 December, 1887

• A Single Tax on Land Values
  ... Henry George's response to Edward Atkinson, The Century, July 1890

• Acceptance Speech
  ... 1886 New York City Mayoral Campaign, October

• Aftermath of the Railroad
  ... An article printed in Overland Monthly, 1868; reprinted in The Freeman, May, 1939

• Aims of Single Taxism
  ... From a speech titled "God Wills It," delivered 4 September, 1887

• American Republic, Its Dangers and Possibilities
  ... A speech delivered in the California Theatre, San Francisco, 4 July, 1877

• Anti-Poverty Society
  ... The intoductory statement by Henry George at the opening meeting of the Anti-Poverty Society, 2 May, 1887

• Beneath the Silver Question
  ... The Sterling Weekly, 1 August, 1896

• Call of Liberty
  ... A speech delivered on 4 July, 1877

• Case for a Public Debt Jubilee
  ... The Standard, 11 February, 1888

• Case for Free Trade in Silver
  ... The Standard, 21 December, 1889

• The Case of Dr. McGlynn
  ... The Freeman, July, 1939

• Causes of Business Depression
  ... "Once a Week," New York, 6 March 1894

• Induction versus Deduction
  ... an excerpt form a letter to Dr. Taylor, quoted in the Life of Henry George, by Henry George Jr.

• Is Our Civilization Just to Working Men?
  ... A speech delivered 8 October 1884

• Justice Not Charity
  ... From: The Condition of Labor, 1891

• Justice the Object, Taxation the Means
  ... an address delivered in San Francisco, February 4, 1890

• Land and Taxation
  ... A conversation between David dudley Field and Henry George
  North American Review, July 1885

• Moses, A Lecture
  ... May 1878

• Ode To Liberty
  ... a speech delivered in San Francisco, July 4, 1877

• On Patents and Copyrights
  ... 1888

• Politics That Mean Something
  ... The Standard, 11 February, 1888

• Significant paragraphs from the book:
  Progress and Poverty
  ... edited by John Dewey; published 1928; made available online by Google Books

• Scotland and the Scotsmen
  ... a speech delivered in Glasgow, Scotland, 1884

• That We All Might Be Rich
  ... From: Social Problems, Chapter VIII, 1883

• The Consequences of Land Monopoly on the Irish People
  ... Chapter XI, "Dumping Garbage," from Social Problems, 1883

• The Crime of Poverty
  ... A speech delivered in the Opera House, Burlington, Iowa, 1 April, 1885

• The Great Enigma of our Times
  ... Chapter I, Progress and Poverty, 1879

• The Issue of Chinese Immigration
  ... The Standard, 29 October,1890

• The Land for the People
  ... A speech delivered in Ireland, 11 July 1889

• The Right to Work
  ... Originally printed in the Single Tax Courier, 14 June 1894;
  reprinted in The Freeman, June, 1939

• The Single-Tax Not a Levy on the 'Workers'
  ... The Standard, 1 January 1890

• The Single Tax, What It Is And Why We Urge It
  ... a pamphlet written in 189

• Thou Shalt Not Steal
  ... abridged version of an address delivered in New York City, 8 May 1887

• Thy Kingdom Come
  ... A sermon delivered at City Hall, Glasgow, Scotland, Sunday, 28 April 1889

• Un-taxing Vital Part of single Tax System
  ... The Standard, 21 January, 1888]

• Upon the Relations Between Labor and Capital
  ... Testimony Before the United States Senate, 1883

• Why the Landowner Cannot Shift the Tax on Land Values
  ... The Standard, 1887

• What the Railroad Will Bring Us
  ... Overland Monthly, Vol.1, No.4, october 1868

• What We Stand For
  ... a speech delivered November 1887