Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality

Discover the profound insights of Edward T. O'Donnell in his compelling book, Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality, published by Columbia University Press in 2015. Spanning 376 pages, this work intricately weaves together the narratives of labor, ethnicity, intellect, and politics to shed light on the early labor movement in New York during the transformative Gilded Age. O'Donnell delves into Henry George's accessible and innovative ideas on democracy, equality, and freedom, demonstrating their enduring relevance in today's discussions about social justice and economic disparity. This book is essential for anyone interested in the historical roots of inequality and the labor movement in the United States. Explore how George's visionary thoughts can inform contemporary debates and inspire action towards a more equitable society.