Social Institutions Of The United States (1891)

Focusing on late 19th-century American society, this comprehensive study analyzes key social institutions including government, education, religion, family, and social classes. James Bryce, a British historian, examines the political structure, educational systems, and the influence of various religious denominations. He also discusses family dynamics and the factors shaping social class distinctions. Recognized as a classic in sociology, this work remains significant for its detailed insights into the complexities of American social institutions.