Henry George Jr.

Journalist and politician, authored books

Henry George Jr. - Leaders & Politicians born November 3rd, 1862
Born
Died

1916
110 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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This individual authored several influential works that addressed economic and social reform. He served as a prominent advocate for land value taxation, drawing from the principles established by his father. The individual also worked as a journalist, contributing to various publications. Participation in political activities marked a significant part of the career. As a member of the Progressive Party, ran for various political offices, including the United States House of Representatives.

Authored 'Social Problems'

Contributed to 'The Advocate'

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