In <strong>Progressive Democracy</strong> Herbert Crowly explains the requirements for agenuinely popular system of representative government. He provides progr... » 

In Progressive Democracy Herbert Crowly explains the requirements for agenuinely popular system of representative government. He provides progressiveliberalism with both a philosophical critique of the founding fatherspolitical outlook and a political startegy for replacing it with somethingmore in keeping with a new epoch.Although written in 1914the intellectualstructure of Progressive Democracy remains largely intact within the liberalprogressive tradition.It represents the continuation of Crowlys pioneeringwork begun with The Promise of American Life. «