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Social Analysis of Three Early 19th Century French Liberals: Say, Comte, and Dunoyer
The thinking of Say, Comte, and Dunoyer cannot be examined in isolation, divorced from traditional liberal ideas and the intellectual currents of their day. Their class theories cannot be separated from what we might now consider the separate specializations of economics, history and political theory.
Social Scientists, Schooling, and the Acculturation of Immigrants in 19th Century America
Public schools have always been central to government's ability to propagandize in favor of a single, homogenized, national system of government.
