The growing importance of the economics section of the Modern Library is amply confirmed in the demand for such books as Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations (G32), Karl Marx's Capital (G26), John Strachey's The Coming Struggle for Power (G22), Thorstein Veblen's The Theory of the Leisure Class (No. 63), and others. Now, with the addition of Henry George's Progress and Poverty, complete and unabridged, every school of economic thought is represented and made available to the general reader at a price easily within his reach.