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I am considering adding Sumner and Keller The Science of Society to the list of works here. Even though Keller is billed as second author, reading the Preface of this massive work it is clear that Keller spent 16 years completing this work after Sumner's death and it is very much his work. But please speak up if you think this should be discussed further. Brad606 ( talk) 16:25, 5 October 2023 (UTC) reply