What's Wrong with the World

In this sparkling and prophetic masterwork, Chesterton diagnoses the spiritual and political malaise of modern society with dazzling wit and paradox. Arguing that we cannot cure social ills until we know what is right, he mounts a passionate defense of the family, the private home, and small property against the dual threats of corporate plutocracy and state socialism. Rich in moral clarity, this timeless classic champions ordinary human freedom.