Self‐Government

Robert H. Bremner

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1950, vol. 10, issue 1, 87-91

Abstract: “I have shown how Privilege used local, county, and state officers, city councils, the state legislature and the courts to frustrate our efforts. Is it not strange that witnessing the power of Privilege through the control of these agencies the people do not awake to the fact that with these agencies in their hands they would be supreme?” —Tom L. Johnson, My Story.

Date: 1950
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