Originally published in 1910, this is a witty and entertaining look at society through the author's eyes, who has very firm ideas about what is wrong with it. It is not a dry book of social enquiry. There are no reams of statistics and tables of population, but actually quite an entertaining read. Contents include: The Homelessness of Man; Imperialism: or The Mistake About Man; Feminism: or The Mistake About Woman; Education: or The Mistake About The Child; The Home Of Man; Three Notes: 1. On Female Suffrage, 2. On Cleanliness in Education, 3. On Peasant Proprietorship.