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Buy the works of William Graham Sumner on CD.
- While William Graham Sumner (1840 - 1909) invented “The Forgotten Man,” he may now be a forgotten man. His contribution in economics, politics, history, sociology, philosophy, and anthropology are an enduring addition to human knowledge.
- His answer to the question, “what do social classes owe to each other?” is that “We each owe it to the other to guarantee rights. Rights do not pertain to results, but only to chances. They pertain to the conditions of the struggle for existence, not to any of the results of it; to the pursuit of happiness, not to the possession of happiness.”
- No socialist has ever managed to satisfactorily answer his “The Challenge of Facts” or his “Reply to a Socialist.”
- We are now offering a free download of William Graham Sumner’s essay “The Forgotten Man.” This is a copy of the original 1884 edition as published in Sumner’s What Social Classes Owe Each Other.
His works include the following:
- A History of American Currency (1874 $25.00
- What Social Classes Owe to Each Other (1884) $25.00
- Andrew Jackson As a Public Man (1895) $25.00
- Problems of Political Economy (1899) $25.00
- Robert Morris (1904) $10.00
- Folkways: Study of the Sociological Importance of Usages, Manners, Customs, Mores, and Morals (1906) $20.00
- War and Other Essays (1911) $10.00
- Earth Hunger and Other Essays (1913) $10.00
- The Challenge of Facts and Other Essays (1914) $10.00
- The Forgotten Man and Other Essays (1919) $10.00
- Selected Essays of William Graham Sumner (1924)
- Science of Society in 4 Volumes (1927)
- Essays of William Graham Sumner in 2 volumes (1934)
There are two books about William Graham Sumner:
- William Graham Sumner by Harris E. Starr (1925) $25.00
- Reminiscences (Mainly Personal) of William Graham Sumner by A. G. Keller (1933)
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