xxx.)

7. The Iron Law of wages. (Le Rossignol, _Orthodox Socialism_, chapter
iii.)

8. The socialist's attitude toward industrial crises. (Le Rossignol,
_Orthodox Socialism_, chapter vi.)

9. Objections to the socialist's attitude toward production. (Ely,
_Strength and Weakness of Socialism_, part iii, chapter vi.)

10. Objections to socialism as a scheme of distribution. (Ely,
_Strength, and Weakness of Socialism_, part iii, chapter viii.)

11. Socialism and American ideals. (Myers, _Socialism and American
Ideals_.)

12. Social justice without socialism. (Clark, _Social Justice without
Socialism_.)




CHAPTER XVII

A DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM OF INDUSTRIAL REFORM

[Footnote: The title of this chapter, as well as the material in
Sections 170-175, has been adapted, by permission, from the writings
and lectures of Thomas Nixon Carver, Professor of Economics in Harvard