Note 1053 — Chapter IV · : DOCTRINES THAT OWE THEIR INSPIRATION TO CHRISTIANITY

This branch of the school, of which Tourville and Demolins were the earliest leaders, has given us several excellent books. Demolins’ own work on the superiority of the Anglo-Saxons caused quite a stir. Then there is M. de Rousiers’ book on producers’ industrial unions, and P. du Maroussem’s. We would also specially mention Paul Bureau’s Le Contrat de Travail (1902), La Participation aux Bénéfices, and La Crise morale des Temps nouveaux. Bureau’s work is characterised by precise impartial analysis of facts combined with great moral fervour.