Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 13: Bi-Monthly; July, 1907-May, 1908
But while I protest against imputation of ideas which I am studiously doing all in my power to discredit, I sorrowfully acknowledge that I may have been supernaturally clumsy in expressing my thought, and that I may have left myself in appearance liable to the correction which Dr. Hoxie administers. If so I accept it with all the meekness I can comm-and. In testi mony whereof I hereby profess myself in complete accord with everything which he seems to have had in mind in this connec tion in the first eight clauses of his summary (p. 754)
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