What's Wrong with the World

Exploring a range of societal issues, this treatise critiques education, government, big business, and feminism through the lens of early 20th-century thought. The author, a notable champion of the working class, family values, and faith, passionately argues against materialism, snobbery, and hypocrisy. His eloquent prose advocates for freedom and simplicity, making a compelling case for the importance of these ideals in modern life.