The Forgotten Man and Other Essays

Focusing on laissez-faire economic and social philosophies, this 1919 volume presents a collection of William G. Sumner's most impactful essays and lectures. As a prominent figure in the late 19th century, Sumner's writings explore themes of individualism, social order, and the role of government in society, reflecting the intellectual climate of his time. This anthology serves as a crucial resource for understanding his contributions to economic thought and the broader discourse on social policy.