Review 6 -- No Title

This work is almost sui generis. It fits into none of the accepted categories, either literary or scientific. Statistics, economics, sociology, history--all are laid under contribution; but the book is more than a compilation from these sciences. There is something over and above, which is perhaps best described as the personality of the author, his views of men and history, his "criticism of life," his confession of faith. It is perhaps best conceived as a piece of imaginative literature, embodying in almost equal proportions fact...