Property; its duties and rights historically, philosophically and religiously regarded Published in 1913, Macmillan (London) Property; its duties and rights essays by various writers ; with an introduction by the Bishop of Oxford. Change Cover Read Online Contributions: Gore, Charles, 1853-1932., Hobhouse, L. T. 1864-1929. By statement: essays by various writers ; with an introduction by the Bishop of Oxford. Pagination: xx, 198 p. ; LCCN: 14008549 Subject: Property. Wealth — Moral and ethical aspects.

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	Introduction, by C. Gore.
	The historical evolution of property, in fact and in idea, by L. T. Hobhouse.
	The philosophical theory of property, by H. Rashdall.
	The principle of private property, by A. D. Lindsay.
	The Biblical and early Christian idea of property, by V. Bartlet.
	The theory of property in mediaeval theology, by A. J. Carlyle.
	The influence of the reformation on ideas concerning wealth and property, by H. G. Wood.
	Property and personality, by H. S. Holland.
	Index.