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A Biographical and Periodical History of the Advance of Cooperative Individualism

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COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE
United States
Name Place(s) of Residence Comments
Gabriel,
John H. 		...
  • 1910 - Active in Colorado Single Tax campaign

Gaffney,
Mason
California
(Riverside)
Missouri
(Columbia)
  • 1923 - Born, White Plains, New York; family moved to Winnetka, Illinois
  • 1924 - Family moved to Aberdeen, South Dakota (to 1929)
  • 1929 - Family moved to Great Neck, New York (to 1931)
  • 1931 - Moved to Winnetka, Illinois (his father served as superintendent of New Trier Township High School until retirement in 1956)
  • 1939 - Completed Henry George course at the Henry George School, Chicago, under John Monroe, while still a high school student
  • 1941 - Entered Harvard University
  • 1942 - Entered military service
  • 1943 - Studied physics, math and geography at the University of Virginia
  • 1944 - Stationed in the Southwest Pacific
  • 1946 - Discharged from military service
  • 1948 - Earned B.A. from Reed College (Phi Beta Kappa)
Gaffney,
Mason 		1951-1960
  • 1954 - Letter to the editor:

    Henry George News, April
  • 1954 - Letter to the editor:
    regarding the real influence of Henry George on tax policy in the U.S.,
    Henry George News, December
  • 1958 - Letter to the editor:
    Response to Jan Pot,
    on efforts to profit from speculating in land; Henry George News, May
  • 1959 - Paper, "California Rural and Urban Conservation Problems,"
    at Henry George conference, Columbia, Missouri
  • 1959 - Professor, University of Missouri
Gaffney,
Mason 		1961-1965
  • 1961 - Wrote Proposal to Establish a Research Institute
Gaffney,
Mason 		1966-1970
  • 1970 - Paper, "Tax Treatment of Land Income";
    a paper presented at a Brookings Institution seminar on The Role of Incentives in Public Policy; reprinted in the Georgist Journal, No. 127, Spring, 2017
Gaffney,
Mason 		1971-1975
  • 1973 - Participated in Conference on the Property Tax, Toronto, 4-7 July

Gaffney,
Mason 		1976-1980
  • 1979 - Paper, "Will the Energy Crisis Save our Cities?"
    presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA, August
Gaffney,
Mason 		1981-1985

Gaffney,
Mason 		1986-1990
  • 1988 - Chapter 8 ("Stimulating Incentives of the Property Tax") from the book:
    The Losses of Nations
  • 1989 - Paper, "Land and Capital,"
    presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA
Gaffney,
Mason 		1991-1992
  • 1991 - Paper, "Neo-Classical Economics as a Defense Against Henry George,"
    at Henry George conference, Lafayette College, 13 June
  • 1991-92 - Article, "Is Domestic Rent Part of Ricardian Rent?"
    Georgist Journal, Winter
  • 1992 - Paper, Land Reform Through Tax Reform,
    delivered at the conference on A Land Tax for the New South Africe? hosted by the Centre for Human Rights Studies, University of Pretoria, 20 March
  • 1992 - Paper, "The Ethics of LVT,"
    presented at conference of American Economic Association, January (reprinted in Georgist Journal, Summer)
  • 1992 - Article, "The Taxable Surplus in Water Resources,"
    Contemporary Policy Issues, Vol.X, October
Gaffney,
Mason 		1993-1995
  • 1993 - Facilitated panels: (1) Building a Strong Georgist Movement -- Research Needs; (2) Revitalizing Cities; (3) Reviving America; (4) Federal Tax Reform; (5) State and Federal Water Systems in California -- Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Los Angeles, CA, 21-25 July
  • 1993 - Addresses, "Land Speculation and the Depression," and "Rewriting Modern Economic Theory,"
    delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Los Angeles, CA, 24 July
  • 1993 - Photograph,
    with Bryan Kavanagh in Melbourne, Australia
  • 1994 - Address, "Full Employment Through Total Tax Reform,"
    delivered at 1993 IU conference, University of Melbourne
  • 1994 - Book, The Corruption of Economics
    co-authored by Fred Harrison and Kris Feder; a second edition was reissued in 2023 and is available for purchase at the publisher's website
  • 1994 - Chapter ("The Neo-Classical Strategem") from the book:
    Corruption of Economics,
    co-written with Fred Harrison, published
  • 1995 - Paper, Property Tax Biases and Reforms,
    presented at a property tax reform conference at the Jerome Levy Institute at Bard College, New York, 3 November
  • 1995 - Paper, "Proposition 13: What Happens when a State Radically Slashes its Property tax,"
    presented at a conference on Land, Wealth and Poverty, Jerome Levy Institute, 3 November
Gaffney,
Mason 		1996-1997
  • 1996 - Review by Murray Milgate of the book:
    The Corruption of Economics,
    by Mason Gaffney, Fred Harrison and Kris Feder; Journal of Economic Literature, Vol.34, No.2, June, 1996, pp.775-777
  • 1996 - Paper, Tax Reform and the Environment,
    presented at the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations, Ottawa, Canada. Reprinted from GroundSwell, November-December
  • 1997 - Article, "Henry George, Dr. Edward McGlynn, and Pope Leo XIII,"
    GroundSwell, November-December (a paper delivered at the International Conference on Henry George, 1 November)
Gaffney,
Mason 		1998-2000
  • 1998 - Response to a question from Fred Foldvary on Rent-Seeking,
    2 February
  • 1998 - Article, Geofiscalism vs. Futility,
    GroundSwell, September-October (from an address delivered at a meeting of the Centre for Incentive Taxation, London, 17 May)
  • 1998 - Chapter 8 ("Income-Stimulating Incentives of the Property Tax") from the book:
    The Losses of Nations,
    co-authored with Richard Noyes
  • 2000 - Article, "Florida Voting, The Stolen Election of 1876, and Henry George,"
    GroundSwell, November-December
Gaffney,
Mason 		2001-2002
  • 2001 - Article, "The Resurgence of New York City After 1920: Al Smith's 1920 Tax Reform Law and Its Aftermath"
  • 2002 - Review of the book:
    Farewell to Reform,
    by John Chamberlain (with Michael Hudson and Roger Sandilands, October
Gaffney,
Mason 		2003
  • 2003 - Article, "Washington State Tax Reform Thwarted,"
    GroundSwell, January-February
  • 2003 - Article, "Should We Attempt to Remodel Iraq?,"
    GroundSwell, March-April
  • 2003 - Review of the book:
    Farewell to Reform,
    by John Chamberlain; Reprinted from October 2002 comments by Mason Gaffney, Michael Hudson and Roger Sandilands in response to the distribution of excerpts from Chamberlain's 1932 book
Gaffney,
Mason 		2004
  • 2004 - Address, "The Taxable Capacity of Land in all its Forms and Tenures,"
    delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference banquet, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 24 July
  • 2004 - Review of the book:
    Greed and Good,
    by Sam Pizzigati Thought and Action, Summer
  • 2004 - Review (PDF version) of the book:
    Greed and Good,
    by Sam Pizzigati Thought and Action, Summer
  • 2004 - Chapter ("A Cannan Hits the Mark") from the book:
    Critics of Henry George,
    edited by Robert V. Andelson, 2nd edition, Vol.II, pp.435-50
Gaffney,
Mason 		2005

Gaffney,
Mason 		2006
  • 2006 - Paper, Rent-Seeking and Global Conflict,
    prepared for the University of California seminar on Global Conflict and Cooperation, held at Laguna Beach, Calif. Reprinted in GroundSwell, March-April
  • 2006 - Article, "Repopulating New Orleans,"
    Georgist Journal, No.104, Spring
Gaffney,
Mason 		2007
  • 2007 - Article, "Land Booms and Peace Dividends",
    Georgist Journal, No.106, Winter
  • 2007 - Article, "Money, Credit and Crisis",
    Georgist Journal, No.107, Spring
  • 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July
  • 2007 - Article, "Going My Way? Winding Through the Stumbling Blocks Between Georgism and Catholicism,"
    GroundSwell, July-August
Gaffney,
Mason 		2008
  • 2008 - Article, "Full Employment and the Environment,"
    GroundSwell, May-June
  • 2008 - Article, "What's the matter with Michigan? Rise and collapse of an economic wonder,"
    December
Gaffney,
Mason 		2009
  • 2009 - Audio extracts from an interview by Adele Wick during the annual conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations:
  • 2009 - Review by Nadine Stoner of the book:
    After the Crash,
    GroundSwell, September-October
Gaffney,
Mason 		2010
  • 2010 - Paper, Turgot and Faustmann,
    the draft of a paper prepared for presentation at the HES meeting, Syracuse, New York GroundSwell
  • 2010 - Article, "Tom Jefferson and the Dandelion",
    Georgist Journal, No.114, Winter
Gaffney,
Mason 		2011

Gaffney,
Mason 		2012
  • 2012 - Address, "Rerum Novarum,"
    delivered at the conference "Two Views of Social Justice: A Catholic/Georgist Dialogue, held at the University of Scranton, 25 July
Gaffney,
Mason 		2013
  • 2013 - Video, The Advantage of Taxing Rent Over Other Taxes,
    Youtube, November
Gaffney,
Mason 		2014
  • 2014 - Attended the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Newport Beach, California; 7-11 July; participated in a roundtable on California Land Markets. Presdents a paper on Agriculture in California
Gaffney,
Mason 		2015

Gaffney,
Mason 		2016 on
  • 2016 - Article, "Top Ten Reasons Why There is No Such Thing as a Free Lunch,"
    Georgist Journal, Spring
  • 2016 - Paper, "Social and Economic Impacts of Foreign Investment in U.S. Land";
    originally appeared in the Natural Resources Journal, July 1977. GroundSwell, May-June
  • 2016 - Article, Revenue Sharing;
    GroundSwell, March-April. Originally published in the Australian periodical Good Government, December 1986
  • 2018 - Article, Module: Consuming Land,
    from a 1994 TRED book, Land and Taxation; reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February, 2018
  • 2018 - Article by Mamie Stevenson, "Mason Gaffney: A Fertile Mind,"
    Reed Magazine, 7 December
  • 2020 - Died, July
Gaffney,
Matthew T. (Dr.) 		New Jersey
(Newark)
  • 1870 - Born, Newark, New Jersey
  • 188- - Attended meeting of the anti-poverty society in New York City to hear Dr. Edwrd McGlynn and began to read Henry George's works
  • 1897 - Graduated from the Collee of Physicians and Surgeons
  • 1901 - Biography, Single Tax Review
  • 1904 - Elected Secretary/Treasurer of the newly-formed New Jersey Single Tax League, at a conference held 10 Decmeber, in Newark, New Jersey
  • 1906 - Book, Priest, Orator and Martyr: Life and Sermons of Dr. Edward McGlynn,
    written; publication information not known
  • 1906 - Attended the Single Tax League convention, 20 March
  • 1906 - Died, 16 April (at his home in Newark)
Gaffney,
Thomas 		...

Gagnon,
Paul E. 		Virginia
(Alexandria)
  • 1954 - Born, 27 June
  • 1999 - Letter the editor:
    Taxing Thoughts;
    Originally printed in Reason Magazine, March. GroundSwell, July-August
  • 2014 - Died, 15 November,in Franconia, Virginia (age 60)
Gailey,
Carl 		Ohio
(Cincinnati)
  • 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
Gaither,
W.D. (Dr.) 		Tennessee
(Memphis)
  • 1915 - Serving as Secretary of the Single Tax group
  • 1932 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Memphis
Gale,
G. Donald		 Utah
(Salt Lake City)
  • Profession: Director, Public Affairs, KSL TV
  • 1984 - Editorial, "Examine Land Value Tax,"
    broadcast on 30 August
Gallagher,
Charles F.A.		 ...

Gallagher,
Daniel 		...
  • 1917 - Participated in The Great Adventure conference, Atlantic City, NJ, 13-15 April
Gallagher,
William J.

Biography		 Minnesota
(Minne-apolis)
  • 1875 - Born, 13 May, in Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • 1895 - Served as editorial proof-reader for the National Single Taxer
  • 1897 - Moved to Spokane, Washington to work for a labor journal
  • 1899 - Returned to Minneapolis
  • 1944 - Elected to U.S. House of Representatives and served until his death in 1946
  • 1944 - Article, "New Georgist Congressman,"
    Henry George News, December:

    "The next Congress will have another Henry George man among its members. His name is William J. Gallagher and he's from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Running on a Democratic-Farmer-Labor ticket, he defeated the incumbent, Republican Richard P. Gale. A United Press story, appearing in the Milwaukee Journal, November 19th, describes Gallagher's victory as 'one of Minnesota's most amazing political upsets'. At one time Gallagher was an editorial proof-reader for the National Single Taxer." [Arthur W. Nelson, Jr.]
  • 1944 - Article, "Single-Taxers"
    by Hodgson, The New Yorker, 30 December, states that Gallagher's election occurred because of "a 10,000-vote tabulation error."
  • 1946 - Died, 13 August
Gallienne,
Richard Le 		...

Galloway,
J.G. 		Ohio
(Cleveland)
  • 1890 - Serving as Vice President, Ohio Single Tax League
Gallup,
Christopher M. 		Connecticut
(North Stonington)
  • 1936 - Letter, proposing the replacement of "economic rent" with "landowners take" in Single Tax literature
    Land and Freedom, July-August
Galvan,
Abraham 		...

Ganschow,
F.W. 		New Jersey
(Hillside)
  • 1942 - Letter to the editors:
    regarding necessity to fight against Axis powers,
    The Freeman, October
Gants,
Alfred F. 		...

  • 1941 - Attended Henry George School convention, New York, NY; 9-11 July
Gantt,
H.L. 		...


Gardner,
Henry B.		 ...
  • 1863 - Born, 26 March
  • 1888 - Began teaching political economy at Brown University
  • 1890 - Earned his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University
  • 1890 - Became an associate professor at Brown University and a full professor in 1898, remaining until 1928
  • 1919 - Elected President of the American Economic Association
  • 1939 - Died, 22 April
Gardner,
Jack		 Pennsylvania
  • 19-- - Assistant Exec. VP, Pa. State Assn. of Boroughs
  • 1999 - Testified in favor of two-rate option bill before PA legislature
GARGOYLE (The) New Jersey
(Newark)
  • SEE: The Gargoyle
Garland,
Hamlin		 Iowa
(Osage)
Mass.
(Boston)
  • 1860 - Born, West Salem, Wisconsin; then family moved to Osage, Iowa, and again to South Dakota
  • 1887 - Books, Main-Travelled Roads and Prairie Folks,
    published; lived in Boston for ten years and studied at the Boston Public Library
  • 1880s - Contributed articles to Arena published by B.O. Flower
  • 1880s - Became a supporter of Henry George
  • 1886 - Heard Henry George speak in Boston, at Faneuil Hall
  • 1890 - Article, Under the Lion's Paw,
    published, Harper's Weekly
  • 1890 - Serving as President, Boston Single Tax League
  • 1890 - Wrote a single-tax play, Under the Wheel (Cover); Online version at Archive.org. Reviewed in The Arena, July. The following comments appeared later:

    "The Arena for July is not quite up to its usual average, but contains one remarkable feature -— a modern play by Hamlin Garland, entitled "Under the Wheel." It is a terribly realistic stoiy of a family which, after having been under the wheel of poverty in Boston, went out West, and settled on the land, to be driven crazy by the unrelieved hardship of tho unending struggle with nature. There is no plot in the play, but it is a terribly grim representation of the way in which human beings are ground "under the wheel" of incessant and useless toil. Alice, the daughter, is a modern girl; a woman somewhat after Ibsen's type. Senator Wade Hampton gives a Southern planter's point of view of the race question, in a paper which concludes with a declaration that if the negroes cannot be disfranchised, the next best thing is to take them en masse to Africa. If they cannot be transported to another continent, he would like to see them through the whole country, so that every State in the Union should have a negro question of its own, and understand what the negro is in politics."
  • 1891 - Book of short stories, Main-Travelled Roads,
    published
  • 1891 - Book, Jason Edwards: An Average Man,
    published (a story to explain poverty as would Henry George)
  • 1894 - Book, Crumbling Idols,
    published
Garland,
Hamlin		 1901-1920

Garland,
Hamlin		 1921-
  • 1922 - Won Pulizer Prize
  • 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September
  • 1927 - Residing in Onteora Park, New York
  • 1939 - Participated in Henry George centenary, Los Angeles, CA, 31 August
  • 1940 - Died, 4 March (age 79)
  • 1954 - Article, Hamlin Garland in the Standard,
    by Donald Pizer (University of California, Los Angeles), in American Literature, Vol.26, No.3 (November 1954), pp. 401-415
Garland,
Robert (Hon.) 		...
  • 1927 - Address, "Pittsburgh Tax System and its Advantages,"
    delivered at the Henry George Club meeting, 21 January
Garn,
Herbert M. 		New York
(New York)
  • 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September
  • 1936 - Attended Henry George conference, Suffern, NY; 20 June
  • 1936 - Employed as Director of Education, Henry George School, New York
  • 1936 - Exchanged correspondence with Spencer Health on Henry George's theories
  • 19-- - Acting President, Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Ohio
  • 19-- - Graduated from the University of Chicago and Columbia University
  • 1936 - Appointed Dean of the faculty, Henry George School
  • 1937 - Began teaching Henry George School courses in Long Island City, NY; February
Garratt,
L.W. 		Pennsylvania
(Wayne)
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
Garretson,
William 		...

Garrett,
James 		Massachusetts
(Cambridge)
  • 1845 - Born, 16 February, at Trinidad de Cuba
  • 1867 - Graduated from Harvard University and began the study of law in Boston
  • 1971 - Admitted to the bar and served as assistant city solicitor of Boston from 1873 to 1879
  • 18-- - Elected president of the Massachusetts Single Tax League
  • 1926 - Died, 5 June, age 82
Garrison,
Frank (Francis) W. 		Maine
(South West Harbor)
  • Son of William Lloyd Garrison, Jr.
  • 1913 - Pamphlet, "The Single Tax, A Key to Industrial Freedom and Social Justice,"
    Atlantic Monthly, Vol.112, No.6. Reprinted by the Joseph Fels Fund
  • 1921 - Article, "The Unknown Dead,"
    Unity, 19 May
  • 192- - Book, The Democracy of Antole France
    published
  • 1926 - Elected to National Advisory Committee of the Henry George Foundation of America
  • 1930 - Letter to the editor:
    arguing against Single Taxers joining forces with Socialists;
    Land and Freedom, May-June. Quote:

    "... we are radically opposed to Socialists who worship authority, desire an omnipotent State, and would compel the people to submit to the decres of politicians and experts."
  • 1933 - Article, Mistakes of Professor Alfred North Whitehead
    in his book Adventures of Ideas. Land and Freedom, November-December. Quote:

    "The test of any economic system must rest finally upon its power to win univeral acceptance. the demand for equality of opportunity must repudiate violence, and depend upon justice and fair play to win approval. Its platform, the earth, is the only one broad enough to hold the entire human race."
Garrison,
William Lloyd (Jr.)		 Massachusetts
(Boston)
  • 1838 - Born, 21 January, in Boston, Massachusetts. His father was William Lloyd Garrison, leader of the abolitionist movement in the United States
  • 1874 - Born, 5 December, in Newton Center, Middlesex, Massachusetts
  • 18xx - Quote:

    "The sole purpose of the Single Tax is to secure the freedom of the race. It is idle to talk of the rights of men when the one thing essential to such equality is withheld."
  • 1888 - Became active supporter of Henry George
  • 188- - Article, "Henry George,"
    date and publication information unknown
  • 1888 - Address, advocating the single tax,
    Cooper Union, New York City, 28 August. New York Times. Quote:

    "We war not only against the spirit of protection ... but against the raising of the indirect revenue from customs. And for what end? That labor, which in the last resort is made to bear the chief burdens of taxation may be relieved. That natural opportunities which belong to all may not be appropriated by the few."
  • 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
  • 1890 - Paper, Justice Of The Single Tax
    presented ata meeting of the American Social Science Association, Saratoga, NY, September; published in the Transactions of the American Association, October
  • 1891 - Address, The New Abolition
    delivered before the Chicago Single Tax Club, 3 September 1891. Reprinted in The Standard, Extra No.14, 12 September 1891
Garrison,
William Lloyd (Jr.)		 1896-1900
  • 1896 - Address, at banquet of Massachusetts Single Tax League, American House, Boston, 22 February
  • 1897 - Graduated from Harvard University receiving an A.B. degree; left Harvard Law School during his third year to work for a bank
  • 1897 - Quoted:

    "To convince by reason a majority of the people that this legal right is wrong morally, and that the the should be changed, is the peaceful and constitutional method by which Single Taxers would bring about their reformation. They remember in which bloodshed and loss of treasurer the nation was involved by a denial of the negro's rights. They would avoid a similar catastrophe by persuading men that the right way always is the safe way, and that safety can exist only with justice."
  • 1900 - Article, Bryanism
    The Public,15 September

Garrison,
William Lloyd (Jr.)		 1901-1905
  • 1901 - Visited the Scottish Single Tax League, August
  • 1903 - Article, The Real Enemy of Labor
    Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of Progressive Friends, held at Longwood, Chester County, Pa.
Garrison,
William Lloyd (Jr.)		 1906-1910
  • 1909 - Serving as Secretary, American Free Trade League
  • 1909 - Address, The Matter With Boston
    delivered at the dinner of the American Free Trade League, Boston, 29 April; reprinted in The Public, 14 May
  • 1909 - Letter to the editor:
    The Negro Problem
    to the National Confernece on the Status of the Negro, held in New York, 29 May, 1909; reprinted in The Public, 17 December
Garrison,
William Lloyd (III)*		 ...
  • SOME CONFUSION IS CREATED REGARDING AUTHORSHIP OF ARTICLES BECAUSE HE SIGNS HIS NAME "WILLIAM L. GARRISON JR." HOWEVER, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, JR. DIED IN 1909. IN THIS BIOGRAPHICAL TREATMENT, ALL ARTICLES AND REFERENCES TO ACTIVITIES OCCURRING DURING AND BEFORE 1909 ARE ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, JR., ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT ATTRIBUTION ONE WAY OR THE OTHER.
  • 1874 - Born, 5 December, in Newton Center, Middlesex, Massachusetts
  • 1915 - Address, advocating a reduction in the tax on savings bank deposits, before the Massachusetts Legislative Committee, 29 January
  • 1916 - Appointed President of Coffin and Burr, Inc., investment bankers (until retiring in 1933)
  • 1924 - Review of the book:
    Progress and Poverty
    abridged; The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, September

Garrison,
William Lloyd (III)		 1926-
  • 1932 - Letter to the editor:
    regarding the planned Henry George Congress,
    Land and Freedom, January-February. Quote:

    "It looks as if a genuine tariff reform in the near future were well-nigh inevitable; and in due course, after pretty much everything else has been tried, politicians will come to grips with the land question."
  • 1964 - Died ?
Garrod,
Alice H. 		Pennsylvania
(West Chester)
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
Garrod,
Nora E. 		Pennsylvania
(West Chester)
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
Garst,
Charles E. (Rev.) 		Tokyo
  • See: Japan
Garver,
John		 District of Columbia
  • 197- - Becomes member HGI
  • 1982 - Attended annual Georgist Conference, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA, 16-19 July
  • 1985 - Letters, Henry George,
    to Ed Dodson regarding World Economic Review, Henry George and monetary reform issues; 4 November and 20 December
  • 1989 - Died
Garver,
Leonard 		Ohio
(Cincinnati)
  • 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
Garvin,
Florence		 Delaware
(Arden)
California
(Pasadena)
  • 1926 - Daughter of Lucius F.C. Garvin, twice governor of Rhode Island, spoke on Free Trade at Henry George Foundation Congress (Phiadelphia)
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
  • 1927 - Residing in Arden, Delaware
  • 1927 - Wrote to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury arguing the Federal government had no authority to tax land values, 18 February
  • 1936 - Attended the conference of the International Union, London, England; 1-5 September
  • 1941 - Letter to the editor:
    regarding Gaston Haxo's The Philosophy of Freedom,
    Land and Freedom, May-June (residing in Southern Pines, North Carolina)
  • 1959 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, October
Garvin,
Lidia Alkalay		 Mass.
Illinois
(Chicago)
  • Director of Henry George School in Boston
  • 1956 - Living in Chicago
Garvin,
Lucius F.C. 		Rhode Island
  • Son of Lucius F.C. Garvin
  • 1908 - Born
  • 1933 - Earned a Ph.D. degree at Brown University. Dissertation: "Proposition and Facts"
Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		Rhode Island
(Lonsdale)
  • 1841 - Born, 13 November (Knoxville, Tennessee)
  • 1857 - Entered Amherst College (graduated 1862); then entered military service
  • 1865 - Discharged from ilitary service and entered Harvard Medical School
  • 1867 - Moved to Rhode Island and opened a medical practice
  • 1882 - Read Progress and Poverty and became an active proponent of the Single Tax
  • 1883 - Elected to the Rhode Island assembly
  • 1903 - Elected governor (served to 1905)
Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1904
  • 1904 - Defeated in his bid for re-election, victim of the Roosevelt (Republican Party) landslide victory, November
Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1905-1908

Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1909
  • 1909 - Serving as President, Rhode Island Tax Reform Association
Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1910

Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1911-1915
  • 1911 - Article, City Government,
    Twentieth Century Magazine, April (note: month of publication not certain)
  • 1915 - Debated the Single Tax at the People's Forum of Providence, with Fred Hurst, August
Garvin,
Lucius Fayette Clark 		1916-
  • 1916 - Attended Joseph Fels Fund conference, Niagara Falls, NY, 19-21 August
  • 1922 - Died, 2 October
Gary,
Henry Miller 		New Jersey
(Paterson)
  • 1880s - Became an active Single Taxer
  • 1915 - Died, 15 August (from injuries after falling from a bicycle); age 68
Gash,
Abram D. 		Illinois
(Chicago)
  • Profession: Atttorney
  • 1929 - Member, Chicago Single Tax Club
Gaston,
C.A.		 Alabama
(Fairhope)
  • 1891 - Born
  • 19-- - Paper, "The Single Tax"
  • 1936 - Elected Secretary, Fairhope Single Tax Corporation; served until 1972
  • 1938 - Letter, to Frankling Roosevelt,
    regarding curbing monopolies; 10 May (with a response and with further communications
  • 1940 - Letter, To E.C. Rockwell,
    regarding the Somers System of establishing ground rent values, 30 October
  • 1951 - Article, "Fairhope's Single Tax Colony,"
    Henry George News, October
  • 1955 - Chapter from the book: Land-Value Taxation Around the World:
    Fairhope Colony;
    edited by Harry Gunnison Brown, et al., published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
  • 1958 - Described to Henry George students in St. Louis the operation of Fairhope
  • 1982 - Died, age 90, April 14 (in Charlottesville, VA)
Gaston,
Ernest B.

Photograph
 Alabama
(Fairhope)
  • 1861 - Born, Iowa
  • 1886 - Graduated from Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa
  • 1889 - Purchased a small newspaper; founded a discussion group where Progress and Poverty was one of the books used
  • 1892 - Populist Party delegate
  • 1893 - Became convinced Single Taxer, in part, influenced by James Bellangee
  • 1894 - Founded Fairhope Industrial Association
  • 189x - Founded newspaper, The Courier and served as editor
  • 1904 - Article, Fairhope,
    The Single Tax Review, Summer
  • 1932 - Address, on Fairhope, Alabama,
    delivered at Henry George Congress, Memphis
  • 1933 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, Illinois
  • 1937 - Died, 21 December (age 78)
Gaston,
Paul

Photograph		 Virginia
  • 1928 - Born (Fairhope, Alabama)
  • Professor of History, University of Virginia
  • 194- - Attended Swarthmore College; received Ph.D. from University of North Carolina
  • 1957 - Joined the faculty of the University of Virginia (remained until 1997)
  • 1983 - Address, "Henry George: Outlaw,"
    delivered to the University of Virginia Legal History Group
  • 1984 - Book, Women of Fair Hope,
    published by University of Georgia Press
  • 1988 - Address, "Single Tax Enclaves History and Updates,"
    delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, GA, 26-31 July
  • 1993 - Book, Man and Mission: E.B. Gaston and the Origins of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony,
    published
  • 2010 - Review by Carl Shaw of the book:
    Coming of Age in Utopia: The Odyssey of an Idea,
    by Paul Gaston; GroundSwell, September-October
  • 2019 - Died, 14 June (age 91)
Gates,
Edward		 ...

Gates,
Paul W.		 ...
  • Profession: Professor of History, Cornell University
  • 1930 - Earned Ph.D. in history
  • 1936 - Appointed Professor of History, Cornell University (retired in 1971)
  • 1955 - Comment by Charles Albro Barker (Henry George, 1955, p.149):

    "Professor Gates judges what George said about the grants to railroads to have been 'the best criticism by a contemporary'.".
  • 1968 - Book, History of Public Land Law Development,
    published
  • 1999- - Died, 5 January (at Clairmont House, Oakland, California, age 97)
Gates,
Edward 		Illinois
  • 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November
Gavaghen,
Michael		 New York
(New York)
  • 1983 - Becomes assistant to director, Henry George School, NY
Gay,
Jesse B.		 California
(San Diego)
  • 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark
  • 1954 - Article, "The Strong or the Wrong?"
    Henry George News, October
  • 1958 - Chaired discussion on school finances, Henry George School conference, San Diego, CA
Gay,
Martin 		New York
(New York)
  • 1877 - Graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (civil engineering)
  • 1880s - Became an active supporter of Henry George
  • 1935 - Died, December (age 81)
Gay,
Sarah Mifflin 		...

Gaynor,
John L. 		Wisconsin(Grand Rapids)
  • 1850s - Established cooperative cranberry business
  • 189- - Became active in the Single Tax movement
Gaynor,
T.F. 		...
Gaynor,
William Jay		 New York
(Utica)
  • 1849 - Born, 2 February
  • 1880s - Read Progress and Poverty by Henry George and later described Georgism as "the perfect and optimal system." He argued for a slow transition over many years to the single tax on land values
  • 1893 - Elected to the Supreme Court of New York
  • 1895 - Letter to single taxers responding to an invitation to attend their Jefferson banquet at the Merantile Club:

    "The untold millions of sham, dishonest, and oppressive paper stock and bonds now existing in this country, gnerally upon rights and franchises conferred by law gratuitiously, and to pay dividends and interest upon which it is proposed to sap agricultural, mechanical, manufacturing, mercantile, professional , and all other honest industry, may well be the subject of grave thought." From: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 19 May, p.33
  • 1909 - Elected Mayor of New York city
  • 1911 - Calls for five equal reductions in the building tax
  • 1913 - Address, The Single Tax,
    delivered at the Lower Rents Exhibit, 29 Union Square, New York City, 17 February
  • 1913 - Died, 10 September
  • 1954 - Quote from the book, The Founding of The Freedom, by Turner:

    "Admitting, then, that he was a single taxer, but saying that the single tax was not practicable, Nock joined up with some of George's disciples -- Louis F. Post, C.B. Fillebrown, George Record, Newton Baker, Brand Whitlock, William Jay Gannor and Herbert Quick -- and with the muckrakers on the American Magazine, where he was a member of the editorial board from 1910 to 1915."
Geary,
E. (Miss) 		West Virginia
  • 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark
Geddes,
William 		District of Columbia
  • 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Washington Single Tax League
Geddie,
Ryan 		...

Geeting,
John 		...

Geiger,
George Raymond		 New York
(New York)
  • Son of Oscar Geiger
  • 1903 - Born, 8 May
  • 19-- - Earned degree in journalism and philosophy, Columbia University (under John Dewey)
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
  • 1928 - Appointed head of the Department of Philosophy, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, Illinois
  • 1929 - Review by Harry Hansen of the book:
    Progress and Poverty
    (new edition), by Henry George; Land and Freedom, July-August
  • 1929 - Address, "The Place of Value in Economics,"
    at the meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 30 December, New York, NY. Journal of Philosophy, Vol.24, No.13, pp. 250-361 (1930)
  • 1930 - Appointed Associate Professor, University of North Dakota
Geiger,
George Raymond		 1931-1935
  • 1933 - Comments by John Luxton on the review by William MacDonald of the book:
    The Philosophy of Henry George,
    by George Raymond Geiger, The New York Times, 9 July
  • 1934 - Review by Lyford Edwards of the book:
    The Philosophy of Henry George,
    by George Raymond Geiger; The American Journal of Sociology, Vol.40, No.3, November
Geiger,
George Raymond		 1936-1940
  • 1937 - Founding member of the editorial council of The Freeman
  • 1937 - Joined faculty, Antioch College
  • 1937 - Review by Karl Scholz of the book:
    The Theory of the Land Question,
    by George Raymond Geiger; Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol.190, March, pp.240-241
  • 1937 - Review by Conrad H. Hammar of the book:
    The Theory of the Land Question,
    by George Raymond Geiger; Journal of Farm Economics, Vol.19, NO.3, August, pp.825-828
  • 1938 - Book, Toward An Objective Ehtics,published
  • 1938 - Article, "Philosophy Course Now,"
    The Freeman, August:

    "Dr. George Raymond Geiger, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Antioch College, has prepred a teachers'manual for "The Philosophy of Henry George," of which he is the author. The book will be used as a text for an advanced course by the HGSSS this fall. Dr. Geiger is the son of the late Oscar Geiger, founder of the Henry George School."
Geiger,
George Raymond		 1941-1950
  • 1942 - Address, "The Philosophy of Henry George,"
    delivbered at the Philosophical Society of St. Louis (12 March) and at the Henry George School commencement exercises, St. Louis, Missouri (13 March)
  • 1947 - Book, Philosophy and the Social Order,
    published
  • 1949 - On faculty, Antioch College
  • 1949 - Paper, [subject not known]
    presented at Henry George School conference, New York, NY, July
Geiger,
George Raymond		 1951-
  • 1998 - Died, 19 March
Geiger,
Henry		 California
(Los Angeles)
  • Profession: publisher of fine art books
  • 1909 - Born
  • 1948 - Begins publication of MANAS, 7 January
  • 1954 - Article, The Quality of Greatness,
    an assessment of the book Progress and Poverty, by Henry George (1879); MANAS, Vol. VII, No.22, 2 June
  • 1988 - Ceased publication of MANAS. See MANAS On-Line,
    for archived history
  • 1989 - Died, 15 February, age 80
Geiger,
Nina C. 		...
  • 1967 - Died (wife of Oscar Geiger)
Geiger,
Oscar H.		 New York
(New York)
  • 1873 - Born
  • 1894 - Started discussion program on political economy, The Progress Club of Harlem (eventually grew to 155 members)
  • 1895 - First read Progress and Poverty
  • 1897 - Joined Henry George's campaign
  • 1914 - Article, Reading Circles
    read at a conference in Buffalo, New York, September. The Single Tax Review
  • 1914 - Article (PDF format), Reading Circules
    The Single Tax Review, September-October
  • 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia
  • 1926 - Serving as Treasurer, Land and Freedom
  • 1927 - Address, "Natural Law in Economics,"
    at a meeting at All Souls' Unitarian Church
  • 1930 - Pamphlet, Natural Law in the Economic World
  • 1932 - Address, "What's Wrong with the World,"
    delivered at the Youth House, 321 W. 103rd Street, New York, NY, 29 February and 7 March
  • 1932 - Founded Henry George School
  • 1932 - Address, "Youth's Importance"
  • 1934 - died, June 7
  • 19-- - Essay, The Sex Problem and Its Solution
    reprinted in Robert Clancy's A Seed Was Sown
  • 1937 - Article, "Geiger Studies Launched,"
    The Freeman, December:
    "A weekly series of talks and discussions conducted by Robert Clancy on the life, philosophy and writings of Oscar H. Geiger, founder of the HGSSS began on Saturday, oct 9 at 4:30 p.m. at national headquarters."

    "The purpose of these discussions is to give the graduates of the school and its friends an opportunity to know someting about the man whose vision and driving power created this institution. To the instructor it will present a broader view of the Georgist philosophy and the educational stimulus inherent in the Henry George movement."

    "Mr. Clancy proposes to use the notes on Oscar H. Geiger's achievements as the basis of a biographical brochure on the pioneer whom Henry George called the orator and economist of the movement."
  • 1952 - Booklet by Robert Clancy, A Seed Was Sown
    on the LIfe, Philosophy and Writings of Oscar H. Geiger
Geiser,
Henry George		 Ohio
(Yellow Springs)
  • 1937 - Joined the staff of Antioch College as personnel counsellor, 1 September:

    "His grandfather was a member of the Dover Jail Single Tax Club in the bitter Delaware land value taxation campaign of the late '90s." The Freeman, December
Geller,
Lawrence		 ...
  • 1983 - Letter to the editor:
    Incentive Taxation, July-August
Gelles,
Abraham 		Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia)
  • 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School
Genovese,
Frank C. 		Mass.
(Wellesley)
  • 1921 - Born, 16 February (Toronto, Canada)
  • 1942 - Earned B.A. degree, University of Toronto
  • 1942 - Entered Osgoode Hall Law School (to 1944)
  • 1946 - Earned M.A. degree
  • 1953- Earned Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
  • 1955 - Joined the faculty of the economics department, Babson College, MA
  • 19-- - Appointed editor, American Journal of Economics and Sociology
  • 1982 - Paper, "Why You Should Read Progress and Poverty,"
    presented at a program of the Henry George Research Program, Pace University, New York; 4 November
  • 1983 - Elected to the board of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation (served to 1997 or 1998)
  • 1985 - Article, "Henry George's Relationship to Labor Unions";
    publication information not available
  • 1985 - Monograph, Henry George and Labor Unions;
    written for the Henry George Research Progress at the Lubin Schools of Business, Pace University, March 1985
  • 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA
  • 2014 - Died, 28 April (age 93)
Gentes,
Bill 		California
(Pacifica)
(Auburn)
  • 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
  • 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
  • 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations
Geoghegan,
Ernest G. 		Illinois
(Chicago)
  • 1900 - Member, Chicago Single Tax Club
  • 1928 - Engaged in an exchange on the Single Tax with a Father Paris in Mid Day News of Malta (where he was then residing)
George,
Anna 		...
  • Daughter of Henry George
  • 1918 - Marries William C. de Mille
  • 1926 - Attended International Conference, Copenhagen
George,
Annie Fox 		...
  • 18-- - Born, Australia
  • 18-- - Marries Henry George
  • 1904 - Died, 21 July
George,
Carrie 		California
(Los Angeles)
  • 1836 - Born (older sister of Henry George)
  • 1926 - Died, 11 September
George,
Henry		 New York
(New York)
  • 1839 - Born, 2 September, Philadelphia
  • 1867 - Becomes managing editor, San Francisco Times
George,
Henry		 1871-1876

George,
Henry		 1877
  • 1877 - Lecture, The Study of Political Economy,
    before the students of the University of California, 9 March; later published in The Popular Science Monthly, March, 1880
  • 1877 - Address, Call of Liberty,
    delivered in California, 4 July. Green Revolution, December, 1977
George,
Henry		 1878
  • 1878 - Lecture, Moses,
    delivered before the Young Men's Hebrew Association of San Francisco
George,
Henry		 1879
  • 1879 - Excerpt ("A Savannah Story") from the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    formatted as a pamphlet issued by the Henry George Foundtion of Great Britain
  • 1879 - Book, Progress and Poverty,
    published (this is the 1935 printing by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation)
  • 1879 - Book, Progress and Poverty,
    a condensed edition with a forward by James L. Busey, published in 1957
  • 1879 - Book, Progress and Poverty,
    a condensed edition with a forward by James L. Busey, published in 1957
  • 1879 - Chapter IV, Book 10 ("How Civilization May Decline") from the book:
    Progress and Poverty;
    The Freeman, February, 1941
  • 1879 - Excerpt ("Shall We Not Trust Her") from the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    Henry George News, November-December 1973
George,
Henry		 1880
  • 1880 - Lecture, Study of Political Economy,
    at the University of California, 9 March, 1877; published in The Popular Science Monthly, March 1880
George,
Henry		 1881
  • 1881 - Book, The Irish Land Question,
    published
  • 1881 - Cover of the book:
    The Land Question, New Edition published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation in 2011
  • 1881 - Becomes correspondent for the Irish World, travels to Ireland and Britain
George,
Henry		 1882
  • 1882 - Review by George Basil Dixwell of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George; published in book form
  • 1882 - Letter to U.S. President Arthur, regarding George's mistreatment in Ireland by British authorities, New York Times, 16 September
George,
Henry		 1883
  • 1883 - Excerpt ("Concentrations of Wealth Harm America") from the book:
    CSocial Problems
  • 1883 - Article, Over Production,
    The North American Review, Vol.137, Issue 325, December
  • 1883 - Article, Overproduction,
    The North American Review, Vol.137, No.325, December
  • 1883 - Review by George Bramwell of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George, Bristol Selected Pamphlets
George,
Henry		 1884
  • 1884 - Review by H.G. Keene of the book:
    Social Problems,
    by Henry George; The Calcutta Review, Vol. LXXVIII
  • 1884 - Address, on the Irish land question,
    delivered at the Nineteenth Century Club, New York City, 7 February
George,
Henry		 1885
  • 1885 - Book, Protection or Free Trade,
    published
George,
Henry		 1886
  • 1886 - Excerpt ("Exports and Imports") from the book:
    Protection or Free Trade,
    reprinted in the Economic Education Bulletin of the American Institute for Economic Research, April, 1990
  • 1886 - Letter to Archibishop Corrigan,
    responding to the Archbishop's warning to Catholics "against the fallacies of the land agitation." New York Times, 8 December
George,
Henry		 1887
  • 1887 - Review by John Talbot Smith of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George, Cathlic World, Vol.45
  • 1887 - Review by W.M. Rapsher of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George, Current Comment and Legal Miscellany, Vol.2
  • 1887 - Book by R.C. Rutherford: Henry George versus Henry George, A Review,
    published by D. Appleton. Digital version available at archive.org
  • 1887 - Began to publish The Standard
  • 1887 - Address, to meeting of journeymen bakers at Irving Hall, New York City, in which he called for 10-hour work day, 24 April
  • 1887 - Review by Henry George of the book:
    Back to the Land,
    by Rev. Nulty, The Standard, 18 June
  • 1887 - Article, New Party,
    The North American Review, Vol.145, No.368, July
  • 1887 - Calls for the United Labor Party to declare its position on socialism at its 17 August meeting
  • 1887 - Address, regarding farmers and land ownership,
    delivered in New York, 15 September. New York Times, 17 September. Quote:

    "Everything comes from the soil. We could not be all carpenters and live. We might all be farmers. To live we must labor. Labor is the producing power."
  • 1887 - Debate, Single-Tax vs Socialism,
    between Sergius E. Shevitch and Henry George, at Miner's Theater, New York, NY; 23 October. The Standard, 29 October
  • 1887 - Letter, The Income Tax,
    The World, 19 November. Progress, Winter, 2015
  • 1887 - Article (PDF format), Confiscation,
    The Standard, 24 December
  • 1887 - Article, "Hint's As to What You Can Do,"
    The Standard, 31 December
George,
Henry		 1888
  • 1888 - Henry George was expelled from the United Labor Party, after he charged the party was "a paper" organization. Charges against Henry George included that he abandoned the single tax for free trade
George,
Henry		 1889
  • 1889 - Address, "Trade Unionist,"
    delivered before the Typographical Union No.13 of Boston, Massachusetts, 22 February
  • 1889 - Address, The Single Tax Faith,
    delivered to the Land Restoration League, Temperance Institute, Glasgow, Scotland, 31 May
  • 1889 - Article (unsigned), "Henry George Home Again"
    (following his tour of Great Britain), New York Times, 29 July
  • 1889 - Address, The Democratic Principle,
    delivered before the Crescent Club Democratic Society of Baltimore. The Standard, 14 September
  • 1889 - Article, Peace,
    The Standard, 21 September
George,
Henry		 1890
  • 1890 - Steps down as editor of The Standard, succeeded by Louis F. Post
  • 1890 - Address, The Single Tax,
    delivered before the Ministers of San Francisco, at the Hall of Young Men's Christian Association, 6 February
  • 1890 - Article, A Single Tax on Land Values;
    Henry George's reply to an article by Edward Atkinson, published in Century Magazine, July 1890
  • 1890 - Report, on the Single Tax Campaign in Australia,
    The Standard, 21 May
  • 1890 - Debate held on Single Tax at American Social Science Association conference in Saratoga, New York
  • 1890 - Reply to Edward Atkinson's article, "A Single Tax Upon Land",
    Century Magazine, July
  • 1890 - Address, delivered at the National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September. Quote:

    "Greatest land is this of ours, but is it the freest land? Think of it. I landed to-day and waited two hours to have my baggage searched. I have been sailing on seas that are unfurrowed by an American keel. Why? Because Americans are not free to build ships and to sail them. ...Freedom is not here yet. But she is coming; aye, she is coming for the men ... who to-day stand for the principles of Thomas Jefferson."
  • 1890 - Letter to Henry George from A.C. Bernheim, "People's Municipal League Conference,"
    notifying him of the list of speakers to participate; 10 October
George,
Henry		 1891
  • 1891 - Book, The Condition of Labor,
    published; this is an abridgement published sometime during the twentieth century
  • Excerpt from George's response to Pope Leo XIII, The Condition of Labor,
    formatted as a pamphlet by the Henry George Foundation of Great Britain
  • 1891 - Article, "The Meaning of the Single Tax"
  • 1891 - Article, Reciprocity,
    The Standard, Extra No.12, 12 September, 1891
George,
Henry		 1892
  • 1892 - Letter, regarding Edward McGlynn's Doctrinal Statement
  • 1892 - Review by Frank I. Herriott of the book:
    A Perplexed Philosopher;
    Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol.3, 1 March
  • 1892 - Article (unsigned), The Single Tax,
    The Catholic Telegraph, 10 November
George,
Henry		 1893
  • 1893 - Review by Frank Herriott of the book:
    A Perplexed Philosopher,
    by Henry George; Annals of the American Academy (issue not provided)
  • 1893 - Address delivered before the New York State Assembly, 9 March
  • 1893 - Address, What is Free Trade,
    delivered before the New England Tariff Reform League, American House, Boston; 20 April
  • 1893 - Address, Free Trade,
    delivered to the New England Tariff Reform League, American House, Boston; 20 April
George,
Henry		 1894
  • 1894 - Address, Hard Times,
    delivered at the Pensacola Opera House, 30 April
  • 1894 - Addressed the legislature of New York State on the Single Tax
George,
Henry		 1895
  • 1895 - Article by David Harry, About Single Tax,
    The Catholic Columbian, Vol.20, No.39, 5 October
George,
Henry		 1896
  • 1896 - Letter, to a Mr. Milliken,
    June, regarding Tom Johnson's action on Protection or Free Trade
  • 1896 - Hired by The New York Journal as a corresondent by editor-in-chief Willis J. Abbott, to cover the Presidential campaign
George,
Henry		 1897
  • 1897 - Final Address, Fellow Democrats,
    at the Central Opera House, New York, 28 October
  • 1897 - Died, 29 October
  • 1897 - Article (unsigned), "On the Death of Henry George,"
    New York Journal and Advertiser, 30 October
  • 1897 - Article, on Henry George's funeral,
    New York Journal, 1 November
  • 1897 - Article, What Labour Needs,
    New York Journal; an advance copy appeared in The Single Tax; later reprinted in Land & Liberty
George,
Henry		 1898
  • 1898 - Review by J.H. Hollander of the book:
    The Science of Political Economy,
    by Henry George; The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol.12, November
George,
Henry		 1899-1905
  • 1904 - Address, Penalizing Opinion,
    delivered in New York City in 1894; reprinted in The Public, 12 March
George,
Henry		 1906-1910

George,
Henry		 1911-1915
  • 1911 - Article, "The Fallacy of Henry George with Regard to the Growth of Rent,"
    a monograph on The Land Question for members of Parliament, published by the London Municipal Society
  • 1914 - Excerpt ("Other Theories of Interest") from the book:
    A Theory of Interest,
    by Clarence Gilbert Hoag
    published by The Macmillan Company, 1914; this is Hoag's analysis and criticism of Henry George's explanation of interest
  • 1914 - Article (unsigned), Henry George in England,
    The Freesoiler; reprinted in The Single Tax Review, January-February
  • 1915 - Excerpt from the works of Henry George:
    Protection and War,
    The Single Tax Review, January-February
George,
Henry		 1916-1920
  • 1916 - Chapter, Henry George,
    from Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers
  • 1918 - Article (unsigned), Social Problems,
    by Henry George (in Portuguese); The Single Tax Review, November-December
George,
Henry		 1916-1920
  • 1921 - Article (unsigned), "Henry George, A Forgotten Author",
    The Single Tax Review, March-April
  • 1923 - Excerpt from the works of Henry George, Canons of Taxation,
    Included in the Supplement of Papers Presented at the National Tax Relief Convention of the Manufacturers and Merchants Federal Tax League, held in Chicago, Illinois, 9-10 November
  • 1924 - Excerpt from the works of Henry George:
    Duty of the Hour,
    Land & Liberty, September
George,
Henry		 1926-1930
  • 1926 - Introduction by Harry Llewelyn Davies to an abridged edition of the book:
    The Labour Question,
    Land & Liberty, May
  • 1927 - Excerpt from the works of Henry George:
    Law of Progress,
    Land and Freedom, January-February
  • 1928 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George; abridged by Harry Gunnison Brown, Land & Liberty, March
  • 1928 - Review (unsigned), Progress and Poverty, A Digest;
    Land & Liberty, April
  • 1930 - Review by Myles Long of a new edition of the book:
    Progress and Poverty,
    by Henry George; Land & Liberty, September
  • 1930 - Article by Charles A. and Mary R. Beard, Henry George,
    from the book: The Rise of American Civilization
George,
Henry		 1931-1935
  • 1934 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Condition of Labour (reprint);
    Land & Liberty, March
  • 1935 - Article, The Single Tax (Part 1),
    Land and Freedom, September-October
  • 1935 - Article, The Single Tax (Part 2),
    Land and Freedom, November-December
George,
Henry		 1936-1940
  • 1937 - Article (unsigned), Bust of Henry George given to Princeton,
    donated to Princeton University by Anna George DeMille, October, to be included in the Laurence Hutton Collection; The Freeman, December
  • 1937 - Article, Henry George, Original Thinker,
    a statement by John W. Davis on the donation of Henry George's death mask to Princeton University. Land and Freedom, November-December
  • 1939 - Book, Henry George,
    by Albert Jay Nock (full text provided)
  • 1939 - Article (unsigned), "A Tribute to Henry George",
    Jewish Chronicle Supplement; reprinted in Land & Liberty, July
George,
Henry		 1941-1960
  • 1942 - Article, "Painting Restored," The Freeman, August:
    "Through the generosity of Mrs. George Howe of New York, Washington, and Alexandria, Virginia, the Misses Dorothy O'Grady and Alice Rice, and Mrs. Archie Matteson, the portrait of Henry George has been restored. The painting hangs in the Students' Room and is a welcome to all who enter."
  • 1948 - Review (unsigned) of a new printing of the book:
    The Condition of Labor,
    by Henry George; Land & Liberty, July-August
George,
Henry		 1961-2000
  • 1974 - Review by Robert Clancy of the book:
    Henry George,
    by Jacob Oser; Georgist Journal
  • 1980 - Book, The Economics and Philosophy of Henry George,
    selected and arranged by A.C. Auchmuty with a forward by Fred Harrison
George,
Henry		 2001-2015
  • 2010 - Article, "The Life of Henry George,"
    by Mark Braund, April
  • 2015 - Video: "Roots of the Community Land Trust - part 2,"
    which includes an examination of the role played by Henry George in the founding of the CLT movement
George,
Henry		 2016-
  • 2019 - Reprint of an article:
    How to Help the Unemployed,
    originally printed in The North American Review, Vol.158, \ February 1894; reprinted in Land & Liberty, Spring

George,
Henry		 PHOTOS and OTHER IMAGES
  • Bust - Henry George,
    from the Henry George birthplace building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Bust - Henry George,
    sculpted by his sone, Richard f. George, 1913
  • Cartoon - Poverty, Harpers Magazine, 1880
George,
Henry (III)		 Delaware
(Wilmington)
  • 1908 - Born, New York City (son of Henry George, Jr.)
  • 192- - Graduated from the University of Arizona at Tucson and Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
  • 1923 - Attended the International Conference, Oxford, England
  • 1930s - Entered private practice in Wilminton, Delaware; helped to found Riverside Hospital
  • 1938 - Taught Henry George course to 16 nurses at the St. Francis Hospital
  • 1940 - Serving as a member of the Henry George School advisory council
  • 1941 - Elected Trustee, Henry George School of Philadelphia
  • 1943 - Taught Henry George courses in Wilmington, Delaware, under the auspices of the Democratic City Committee
  • 1943 - Article, "Delaware Classes,"
    Henry George News, October:

    "Fundamental Economics Classes were started on October 4th and we are getting key men of the Democratic Party to help us. They are the ones who count and will bring the rank and file with them. I know I am being criticized for making the classes a party program, but I believe we have to work with the tools at hand. Right now the tool for me to use is the Democratic Party and endeavoring to get this group to push the educational work as a progressive project."
  • 1945 - Article, "The Seeds of War";
    Sunday Morning Star, 25 February
  • 1945 - Article (unsigned), "Henry George 3d Leads Delaware Liberal Fight";
    Sunday Morning Star, 31 May
  • 1945 - Candidate for mayor of Wilmington, Delaware
  • 1949 - Address, "The Geography of Crime,"
    at Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Philadelphia, Pa., September
  • 1949 - Donated family momentos of Henry George, Jr. to the Henry George School in Philadelphia
  • 1951- Article, "The Biology of Brotherhood,"
    Henry George News, February
  • 1951 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, New York, NY, 5-6 October
  • 1956 - Address, "The Moral Law,"
    at Henry George School conference, Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, PA; July
  • 1968 - Died, 16 May (Green Acres, Delaware), age 60
George,
Henry (IV) 		Delaware
(Wilmington)

George
Henry (Jr.)

Biography 		New York
(New York)
  • 1862 - Born, Sacramento, CA, 3 November
  • 1880 - Moved to New York City with family
  • 1881 - Became a reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle
  • 1884 - Joined staff of North American Review
  • 1887 - Became managing editor of The Standard
George
Henry (Jr.) 		1891-1900
  • 1893 - Serving as editor, Jacksonville, Florida Citizen, thru 1895
  • 1897 - Nominated as candidate for mayor of New York City after Henry George's death
  • 1899 - Article, "John Kramer and Thomas Nulty";
    National Single Taxer, February
  • 1900 - Served as President of the "Bryan and Stevenson Single Tax Campaign Committee"
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1901-1905
  • 1905 - Delivered lecture at Cornell University
  • 1905 - Introduction to the booklet, Addresses at the Funeral of Henry George
  • 1905 - Review (unsigned) of the book: The Menace of Privilege;
    Moody's Magazine, December
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1906
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege;
    Philadelphia North American, 18 January
  • 1906 - Article, "Henry George, Jr: Author of The Menace of Privilege,"
    The Arena, Vol.35, February, 1906
  • 1906 - Review by Franklin H. Giddings of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege;
    New York Times Saturday Review of Books, 3 February
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    "The Menace of Privilege";
    New York Times, 5 February
  • 1906 - Review by Bolton Hall of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege;
    New York Times, 8 February
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege,
    by Henry George, Jr.; Glasgow Herald; reprinted in Land Values, March
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege;
    Pittsburgh Gazette, 6 May
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Menace of Privilege;
    Library Digest, 12 May
  • 1906 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Romance of John Bainbridge;
    Book of the Day
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1907
  • 1907 - Novel, The Romance of John Bainbridge,
    published by The Macmillan Co.
  • 1907 - Review by Louis F. Post of the book:
    The Romance of John Bambridge,
    by Henry George, Jr.
  • 1907 - Announcement of the publication of the book:
    The Romance of John Bainbridge
  • 1907 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
    The Romance of John Bainbridge,
    by Henry George, Jr., The Arena, date not provided
  • 1907 - Letter, from ... Walker, to Marie George, regarding The Romance of John Bainbridge,
    8 February
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1908-1909
  • 1909 - Interviewed on "International Aspects of the Land-Taxes,"
    Yorkshire Daily Observer, 7 September
  • 1909 - Articles written on his trip thru Asia published by Colliers, September-October
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1910
  • 1910 - Elected to U.S. House of Representatives
  • 1910 - Address, Tom L. Johnson,
    delivered at "The Tom L. Johnson Testimonial Banquet, New York City, May
  • 1910 - Attended Single Tax conference, New York, NY, November
  • 1910 - Article by Joseph Dana Miller, The Single Tax versus Socialism,
    a report on the debate in Chicago between Henry George, Jr. and A.M. Lewis, The Single Tax Review, March-April (note: month of publication is not certain)
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1911

George
Henry (Jr.)		 1912
  • 1912 - Re-elected to U.S. House of Representatives
  • 1912 - Article (unsigned), "[Henry George Jr.] Defends Carnegie in Fight on Taxes,"
    New York Times, 17 November
George
Henry (Jr.)		 1913-1915

George
Henry (Jr.)		 1916-
  • 1916 - Died, 14 November
  • 1917 - Article, Free Trade Speech,
    Land Values, January; an address delivered in the House of Representatives, 10 June
George,
Jennie 		...
  • Daughter of Henry George
  • 1897 - Died, of typhoid fever
George,
John Vallance 		California
(San Francisco)
  • 1878 - Participted with Henry George in a study and discussion group
George,
Marie Morrel 		...
  • 18-- - Born, New Orleans
  • 18-- - Family moved to Chicago (parents owned a copy of Progress and Poverty and were followers of Henry George)
  • 18-- - Henry George visited the family in Chicago, and later Marie met Henry George, Jr. and became engaged to him at age 18
  • 1913 - Interviewed by Selene Armstrong Harmon (Enquirer, 31 December):

    "I am every bit as ardent a single taxer as Mr. George is. ...Three years ago my husband was the only single taxer in Congress -- the only openly avowed one, that is. Now there are five or six on the District Committee and 20 or 30 in all in the House."
  • 1952 - Attended Henry George School in Milwaukee
  • 1969 - Died, 29 June
George,
Richard Fox		 New York
(Brooklyn)
  • 1865 - Born, second son of Henry George, 27 January, in San Francisco
  • 1890s - Campaigned for the Single Tax in Delaware
  • 189- - Address, "The Effect of Single Tax on the Arts" delivered to the Women's Single Tax Club
  • 1902 - Created a bronze bust of Thomas G. Shearman (on display at Brooklyn Institute)
  • 1912 - Died, 28 September
George,
Robley E.


ENLARGE
 ...
  • Great grandson of Henry George
  • 1931 - Born, in Indiana
  • 1954 - Graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering
  • 1957 - Earned a M.S. in Chemical Engineering at Purdue University
  • 1969 - Founded the Center for the Study of Democratic Societies
  • 2002 - Book, Socioeconomic Democracy,
    published. Here is a summary of the book
George,
Thomas Latimer		 Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia)
  • Brother of Henry George
  • 1911 - Died, 21 August, age 65
George,
Vincent B. 		...
  • 1939 - Address, "Philosophy of Henry George,"
    at 63rd St. Forum of Father Divine's Peace Mission, New York, NY, 18 October
George,
William D. 		Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh)
  • 1911 - Active Single Taxer
Georgette,
Henriette 		...

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  • 2007 - Ed Lawrence serving as President
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GEORGIST NEWS ...
  • 1999 - Established as an internet newsletter by Adam Monroe, Jr.
Gerard,
Arch V.		 California
(San Diego)
(La Mesa)
  • 1961 - Elected president, Henry George School
  • 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
  • 1984 - Attended International Union conference, Cambridge, England
  • 1989 - Trustee, Basic Economic Education
Gerber,
Elizabeth 		...
  • 1940 - Member, staff of The Freeman
Gerig,
New York
(New York)
  • 1880s - Early supporter of Henry George
  • 1944 - Professor, Columbia University
Gering,
Henry A. 		Nebraska
(Omaha)
  • 1918 - Letter to the editor:

    "I believe in you, I believe in The Great Adventure, and I believe in single tax... Everything points to your success." Everyman, March
Gerver,
Walter W.		 Pennsylvania
(Lancaster)
  • 1953 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, August
  • 1954 - Letters to the editor:
    Henry George News, June, September
  • 1955 - Article, "How Does a Common Laborer Define Value?" Henry George News, June
  • 1956 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, March
  • 1956 - Article, "Henry George 'Kicked Around'," Henry George News, October
  • 1959 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, May
  • 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
  • 1961 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, June
Ghent,
W.J.		 ...

Ghesilin,
A.D. (Dr.) 		Washington
(Spokane)
  • 1890s - Became active supporter of the Single Tax
Ghinger,
Norman 		...

Giacalone,
Joseph		 New York
(Jamaica)
  • 1991-92 - Report, on the presentation by William Vickrey on site value taxation,
    at St. John's University in the Fall of 1991, Georgist Journal, Winter
  • 1992 - Article, "Economic Reform and Land Taxation in Eastern Europe,"
    Georgist Journal, Winter
  • 1993-94 - Henry George Professor, St. John's University
Giacone,
G. 		...

Gibbons,
Henry J. 		Pennsylvania
(Phila.)
  • 1915 - Serving as Secretary, Philadelphia Single Tax Society
Gibbons,
John R. 		Michigan
(Saginaw)
  • 1888 - Book, Tenure and Toil; or Rights and Wrongs of Property and Labor,
    published in Philadelphia, PA by J.B. Lippincott Co.
  • 1890 - Active in Single Tax movement
Gibbs,
James		 ...
  • 1964 - Review of the book:
    Public Finance,
    by Otto Eckstein, Henry George News, August
Gibbs,
J.B.		 Pennsylvania
(Sharon)
  • 1970 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, October
Gibney,
John		 New York
(Ossining)
  • 1842 - Born
  • 1880s - Became active supporter of Henry George
Gibson,
David 		Ohio
(Cleveland)
  • 1871 - Born, Indianapolis, Indiana
  • 1890 - First read Henry George's book Social Problems
  • 1904 - Began working as editorial writer for the Cleveland Press
  • 1904 - Met Georgists Jim Vining, A.B. DuPont and others
  • 1913 - Launched Ground Hog, a weekly; suspended publication in 1917
  • 1928 - Publisher of the Lorain Journal
  • 1929 - Address, "The Effects Produced by Economic Ignorance,"
    delivered at the Henry George Congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September
  • 1930 - Article, on his life and work,
    New York World, 27 February
  • 1930 - Donated a copy of Progress and Poverty to 17 libraries in Lorain County
  • 1931 - Article, "Unemployment and Business Depression, The Cause and Remedy,"
    Mansfield Ohio Journal, January
  • 1936 - Attended Henry George Congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
  • 1937 - Address, "Unemployment and the Single Tax,"
    delivered at the Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October
  • 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
  • 1940 - Acquired The Erie Press
Giddings,
Franklin		 ...
  • 1905 - Professor of Sociology at Columbia University
Giddings,
John T. 		Rhode Island
(E. Providence)
  • 1942 - Letter to the editor:
    supporting the editorial policy of The Freeman,
    January
  • 1944 - Letter to the editor:
    regarding the need for a revamped revenue system,
    Denver Post, 21 November. Reprinted in Henry George News, February
  • 1951 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, November
Gideonse,
Harry D. 		...
  • 1943 - President, Brooklyn College
Gieffers,
Henry A.		 New Jersey
(Hacken-sack)
New York
  • 19-- - Born, Rome, Italy
  • 1942 - Became instructor, Henry George School
  • 1954 - Elected to board of Henry George School, New Jersey
  • 1957 - Assistant Dean and Trustee, Henry George School, New Jersey
  • 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
  • 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Detroit, MI
  • 1962 - Elected Trustee Emeritus, Henry George School of New Jersey
  • 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec, July
  • 1970 - Letter to the editor:
    Henry George News, October
  • 1975 - Moved to Palm Beach, Florida
Gies,
Lauri (Hodges) 		California
(San Francisco)
  • 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA
Giesen,
David		 California
(San Francisco)
  • 1996 - Appointed Education director, Henry George School
  • 2002 - Review, of the book:
    Imperial San Francisco: Even More Than You Knew,
    by Gray Brechin, Quicksilver, Autumn
  • 2004 - Article, "Green Party Staggers Under Weight of Neglecting Political Economy,"
    Quicksilver, Spring
  • 2004 - Participated in panel, "Georgist Education: Goals and Criteria,"
    at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
  • 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July
  • 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio
  • 2010 - Elected to the board of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, May
  • 2014 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Newport Beach, California; 7-11 July
Gigliotti,
Nicola 		...
  • 1919 - Book, The Heart of the World,
    published; page 69:

    "Single Tax will be the great remedy by adopting Single Tax. ...The legislator will secure a great and glorious era of farming propserity."
Gihring,
Thomas		 Washington
(Seattle)
  • 1999 - Letter to the editor, regarding the housing crisis,
    Seattle Times, 30 June
Gilbert,
Catharine R.		 ...

Gilbert,
E.S.		 ...

Gilbert,
J.H. 		...
  • 1916 - Article, "The Single-Tax Movement in Oregon,"
    Political Science Quarterly, March, pp. 25-52
Gilchrist,
Charles A. 		...

Gilkey,
J.A.		 Washington
(Montesano)

Giles,
Irene 		Massachusetts
(Boston)
California
(Los Angeles)
  • 1951 - Joined faculty, Henry George School
Gilkey,
J.A. 		Washington
(Montesano)

Giles,
Woody 		Wyoming
(Caster)
  • 2016 - Working to introduce land value taxation (with the support of the the Center for the Study of Economics in Philadelphia
Gill,
Hi 		Washington
(Seattle)

Gill,
H.R. 		Ohio
(Columbus)
  • 1921 - Candidate for State Auditor, Single Tax Party
Gill,
McCune 		...
  • 1955 - Article, "Real Estate and World History,"
    Henry George News, January
Gillan,
S.L. 		California
(Los Angeles)
  • Profession: Civil Engineer
  • 1927 - Active in Single Tax Movement
  • 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England
Gillan,
Silas 		Wisconsin
(Milwaukee)
  • Profession: Professor
  • 1926 - Editor, Western Teacher
Gillis,
Dale L. 		Georgia
(Dunwoody)
  • 1994 - Attended the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
Gilman,
Charlotte
 ...

Gilman,
Robert 		...

Gilmer,
William Wirt (Captain) 		...
  • 1918 - Served as Governor of Guam (thru 1920); effectively reformed the island's system of taxation
  • 1927 - Retired, residing in Coronado
Gilmore,
George		 Alabama
(Fairhope)
  • 1994 - Conference coordinator, Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope
Gilmour,
Edwin 		Alabama
(Fairhope)
  • 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
Gilmour,
Robert 		...

Gilrand,
Hart		 ...

Gilmour,
Robert A.		 ...
  • 1990s - Elected President, American Institute for Economic Research
  • 1992 - Article, "Some Thoughts on the Usefulness of Unglamorous Research,"
    GroundSwell, September-October
  • 1993 - Participated in panel, "Building a Stronger Georgist Movement -- Research Needs,"
    Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Los Angeles, CA, 21 July
  • 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
Gimbert,
C.R. 		Illinois
(Chicago)
  • 1944 - Became instructor, Henry George School
Gimmi,
Carol		 ...
  • 1986 - Became member of Intermountain Single Tax Association
Gimmi,
Richard C.		 Arizona
  • 1986 - State committeeman of Arizona Republican Party
  • 1986 - Introduced resolution on LVT at state convention, January 25; adopted
  • 1992 - Electred trustee, Common Ground USA
Gingrich,
Daniel 		Ohio
  • 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November
Giordano,
Gabriele 		New York
(New York)
  • 1944 - Letter to the editor:
    regarding Henry George's books in his library,
    Henry George News, March
Girdner,
John M. (Dr.)		 New York
(New York)
  • Profession: surgeon
  • 1897 - Member, executive committee, Thomas Jefferson Democracy and Henry George's final campaign for Mayor of New York City; dined with Henry George shortly before George's death
  • 1933 - Died, 27 October (age 77)