Railway Corporations as Public Servants

Published in 1910, this book is a critique of the role of railway corporations in American society. The author, Henry Stevens Haines, argues that railway corporations should be viewed as public servants rather than private enterprises. The book includes a detailed history of the development of American railroads and a critique of their impact on communities and the environment.

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