Henry George and Henry M. Hyndman, I

Bernard Newton

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1976, vol. 35, issue 3, 311-323

Abstract: Abstract. Henry George, an individualistic American reformer and economist, and Henry M. Hyndman, an English democratic Marxist, formed a tenuous alliance in 1882. It was based on their mutual advocacy of land nationalization and Irish land tenure reform. During the next few years, the tensions derived from differing weltanschauungen and from differing programmatic directions gradually weakened their mutual bond, despite a continual, but grudging, mutual personal regard.

Date: 1976
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