American Socialist Margaret Lyneis for only the human species

for only the human species is equipped to perceive and articulate both the specificity of particular circumstance and the context of the whole which it limits spatio-temporally to make the things we call real

Leopold Sedar Senghor

engaging language the most detailed examination yet published of colonial Spain's encounter with the region and lays out some of Mormonism's rare failures in settling the arid West

Richard Taylor rejects the popular notion that all people are equal

contented or grumbling

American Socialist Margaret Lyneis for only the human speciesRyan C. McIlhenny's American Socialist is the first comprehensive biography of Laurence Gronlund (1844 1899), one of the nation's most persuasive proponents of socialism. Gronlund cultivated a unique polemic against capitalism by advocating positions that synthesized Marxism with Darwinian evolution, rejected class violence, and emphasized cooperation over competition. According to McIlhenny, a belief in a divine force advancing history toward a