Charles H. Kerr & Company · 1892
Why Government at All?
A Philosophical Examination of the Principles of Human Government, Involving an Analysis of the Constitutents of Society, and a Consideration of the Principles and Purposes of All Human Association
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- Author
- William H. Van Ornum
- Imprint
- Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, 1892
- Series
- Library of Progress
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 368
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- Copyright
- Public domain in the United States (published 95 or more years ago).
- Sources
- Open Library edition OL61377011M; WorldCat record (OCLC 26620594); Open Library edition OL14719489M; Library of Congress record (LCCN 10001729)
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Chicago
Van Ornum, William H. Why Government at All?: A Philosophical Examination of the Principles of Human Government, Involving an Analysis of the Constitutents of Society, and a Consideration of the Principles and Purposes of All Human Association. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, 1892.
MLA
Van Ornum, William H. Why Government at All?: A Philosophical Examination of the Principles of Human Government, Involving an Analysis of the Constitutents of Society, and a Consideration of the Principles and Purposes of All Human Association. Charles H. Kerr & Company, 1892.
APA
Van Ornum, W. H. (1892). Why Government at All?: A Philosophical Examination of the Principles of Human Government, Involving an Analysis of the Constitutents of Society, and a Consideration of the Principles and Purposes of All Human Association. Charles H. Kerr & Company.