Documents
Submission 631694bedd1fe
Printed text on the back of a business card for American Propeller Company, 616 G Street N.W., Washington, D.C. On the front are the words “Propeller Perfection” above a logo showing the word “Paragon” in an oval against a Paragon propeller. At the end of the text are the words in parentheses, “Copyright, 1911, by Spencer Heath.”
Progress And Poverty Reviewed
Text of a published booklet, Progress & Poverty Reviewed and Its Fallacies Exposed, together with supplementary material.
Submission 631693e3d69bf
Rough pencil notes by Spencer MacCallum during a conversation with Heath on questions of intellectual antecedents.
Shorter Criticism Of The Economic Argument Of Henry George
Printed leaflet suggested by Spencer MacCallum and then published by Heath, the text extracted from a letter to Mason Gaffney, author of the denunciation of Heath, “Vituperation Well Answered,” Land and Liberty, December 1952
The Practice Of Christian Freedom
An address by Heath before the annual meeting of the Christian Freedom Foundation, New York City, accompanied by his grandson, Spencer MacCallum
Submission 631692c312ea6
Letter to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, re McCarthy hearings
The Inspiration Of Beauty
Printed booklet. Note that an earlier printing, March 1954, was not checked for changes — as in the 12th line of the concluding sonnet. Item 1245, entitled “What Dynamic Religion Means to Me,” February 1936, may be the earliest version of this essay, and the circumstance of its being written is explained there.
Exhibit B To The Spencer H. Maccallum Revocable Trust Agreement
Passages from Heath’s last will and testament