CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
|---|---|
| [I.]—American Ideals | [1] |
| [II.]—True Americanism | [15] |
| [III.]—The Manly Virtues and Practical Politics | [35] |
| [IV.]—The College Graduate and Public Life | [47] |
| [V.]—Phases of State Legislation | [63] |
| [VI.]—Machine Politics in New York City | [102] |
| [VII.]—Six Years of Civil Service Reform | [134] |
| [VIII.]—Administering the New York Police Force | [160] |
| [IX.]—The Vice-Presidency and the Campaign of 1896 | [189] |
| [X.]—How Not to Help our Poorer Brother | [214] |
| [XI.]—The Monroe Doctrine | [228] |
| [XII.]—Washington’s Forgotten Maxim | [247] |
| [XIII.]—National Life and Character | [271] |
| [XIV.]—Social Evolution | [303] |
| [XV.]—The Law of Civilization and Decay | [329] |
| [XVI.]—[1]Reform Through Social Work | [355] |