American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1

American institutions banks become better capital cent century character cities civilization colonies Commission competition condition Congress Constitution corporation courts danger demand democracy England English equality Europe existed fact farmers favor federal force foreign French German give hand higher hundred idea immigration increase industry influence interests Irish Italy Jews kind labor land lead less liberty limit living majority manufacturing means ment millions namely natural needs never organized political population practically present President principles problem production Professor profits protection Quakers question race railroad rates reason republic rich rule Russian says shows social South strike things tion trade true trust unions United vote wages Wall Street wealth whole writes York