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The Leviathan	Thomas Hobbes	212,871 Words	$1,000	Sponsor
Writing during the English Civil War, Hobbes explains the necessity of surrendering natural right in exchange for safety.
Dream Psychology: Psychoanalysis for Beginners	Sigmund Freud	53,705 Words	$300	Sponsor
Freud’s classic analysis of dreams and their meaning in our every day life.
Utopia	Thomas Moore	43,470 Words	$275	Sponsor
The classic vision of an ideal society that gave the modern meaning to the word utopia (the original definition meant “now where”)
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow	Washington Irving	11,781 Words	$75	Sponsor
One of the earliest examples of American fiction featuring memorable characters such as Ichabod Crane and the headless horsemen.
Democracy in America	Alexis de Tocqueville	190,800 (vol 1) 87,823 (vol 2)	$1500	Sponsor
Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville’s account of his travels to early 19th century America with keen observations on the early republic.
On Liberty	John Stuart Mill	45, 077 Words	$300	Sponsor
One of the most famous philosophical works of the 19th century in which Mill underscores the rights of the individual within the state.
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding	David Hume	54,946 Words	$300	Sponsor
Hume’s greatest work in which he attempts to show the limitation of human rationalization and the insignificance of experience in predicting future events.
The Second Treatise on Government	John Locke	54,359 Words	$300	Sponsor
A favorite essay of Thomas Jefferson, Lock argues that individuals surrender some of their natural rights to the state for protection, but have the right to rebel when that trust is abused.
The Magna Carta	Anonymous	4,644 Words	$25	Sponsor
The great charter that forced the king to admit that his powers were limited by the law, the Magna Carta is celebrated as an early triumph of law over might.
The United States Constitution	The Constitutional Convention	4,542 Words	Sponsored	Sponsor
One of the defining documents in world history, the U.S. Constitution created a government of laws and not of men.
The House Divided Speech	Abraham Lincoln	3,160 Words	$25	Sponsor
One of Lincolns most memorable speeches in which he uses biblical imagery to illustrate the quandaries of ante-bellum America.

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