F HUMAN NATURE 76

XI. DOING AS ONE WOULD WISH ONE HAD DONE IN TWENTY YEARS 80

XII. NEW KINDS AND NEW SIZES OF MEN 86

BOOK TWO

LETTING THE CROWDS BE GOOD

I. SPEAKING AS ONE OF THE CROWD 93

II. IS IT WRONG FOR GOOD PEOPLE TO BE EFFICIENT? 96

III. IS IT WRONG FOR GOOD PEOPLE TO BE INTERESTING? 103

IV. PROSPECTS OF THE LIAR 107

V. PROSPECTS OF THE BULLY 111

VI. GOODNESS AS A CROWD-PROCESS 114

VII. THOUGHTS ON BEING IMPROVED BY OTHER PEOPLE 116

VIII. MAKING GOODNESS HURRY 125

IX. TOUCHING THE IMAGINATION OF CROWDS 128

X. THE STUPENDOUS, THE UNUSUAL, THE MONOTONOUS AND THE SUCCESSFUL 142

XI. THE SUCCESSFUL 146

XII. THE NECKS OF THE WICKED 154

XIII. IS IT WRONG FOR GOOD PEOPLE TO BE SUCCESSFUL? 163

XIV. IS IT SECOND RATE FOR GOOD PEOPLE TO BE SUCCESSFUL? 167

XV. THE SUCCESSFUL TEMPERAMENT 173

XVI. THE MEN AHEAD PULL 178

XVII. THE CROWDS PUSH 184

XVIII. THE MAN WHO SAYS HOW, SAYS HOW 186

XIX. AND THE MACHINE STARTS! 194

BOOK THREE

LETTING THE CROWD BE BEAUTIFUL

PART I. WISTFUL MILLIONAIRES

I. MR. CARNEGIE SPEAKS UP 205

II. MR. CARNEGIE TRIES TO MAKE PEOPLE READ 208

III. MR. NOBEL TRIES TO MAKE PEOPLE WRITE 211

IV. PAPER BOOKS, MARBLE PILLARS, AND WOODEN BOYS 221

V. THE HUMDRUM FACTORY AND THE TUMPTY-TUM THEATRE 227

PART II. IRON MACHINES

I. STEEPLES AND CHIMNEYS 236

II. BELLS AND WHEELS 240

III. DEW AND ENGINES 243

IV. DEAD AS A DOOR NAIL! 245

V. AN OXFORD MAN AND AN INCH OF IRON 248

VI. THE MACHINES' MACHINES 250

VII. THE MEN'S MACHINES 252

VIII. THE BASEMENT OF THE WORLD 256

IX. THE GROUND FLOOR FOLKS 262

X. THE MACHINE-TRAINERS 266

XI. MACHINES, CROWDS, AND ARTISTS 269

PART III. PEOPLE-MACHINES

I. NOW! 280

II. COMMITTEES AND COMMITTEES 288

III. THE INCONVENIENCE OF BEING HUMAN 286

IV. LETTING THE CROWD HAVE PEOPLE IN IT 290

BOOK FOUR

CROWDS AND HEROES

I. THE SOCIALIST AND THE HERO 297

II. THE CROWD AND THE HERO 301

III. THE CROWD AND THE AVERAGE PERSON 303

IV. THE CROWD AND PIERPONT MORGAN 307

V. THE CROWD AND TOM MANN 313

VI. AN OPENING FOR THE NEXT PIERPONT MORGAN 323

VII. AN OPENING FOR THE NEXT TOM MANN 327

VIII. THE MEN