In this thought-provoking work, Edward Howard Griggs explores the relationship between the philosophy of democracy and the events of World War I. Drawing on his own experiences as a philosopher and educator, Griggs argues that the war represented a fundamental challenge to the principles of democracy and human liberty. The Soul of Democracy is a powerful meditation on the nature of freedom, democracy, and human progress.

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