Equality

Equality

Edward Bellamy, american author and socialist (1850-1898)


This ebook presents «Equality», from Edward Bellamy. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- A Sharp Cross Examiner

- Why The Revolution Did Not Come Earlier

- I Acquire A Stake In The Country

- A Twentieth Century Bank Parlor

- I Experience A New Sensation

- Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense

- A String Of Surprises

- The Greatest Wonder Yet-fashion Dethroned

- Something That Had Not Changed

- A Midnight Plunge

- Life The Basis Of The Right Of Property

- How Inequality Of Wealth Destroys Liberty

- Private Capital Stolen From The Social Fund

- We Look Over My Collection Of Harnesses

- What We Were Coming To But For The Revolution

- An Excuse That Condemned

- The Revolution Saves Private Property From Monopoly

- An Echo Of The Past

- Can A Maid Forget Her Ornaments

- What The Revolution Did For Women

- At The Gymnasium

- Economic Suicide Of The Profit System

- The Parable Of The Water Tank

- I Am Shown All The Kingdoms Of The Earth

- The Strikers

- Foreign Commerce Under Profits

- Hostility Of A System Of Vested Interests To Improvement

- How The Profit System Nullified The Benefit Of Inventions

- I Receive An Ovation

- What Universal Culture Means

- Neither In This Mountain Nor At Jerusalem

- Eritis Sicut Deus

- Several Important Matters Overlooked

- What Started The Revolution

- Why The Revolution Went Slow At First But Fast At Last

- Theater Going In The Twentieth Century

- The Transition Period

- The Book Of The Blind