The Moral Influence, Dangers, And Duties, Connected With Great Cities (1841)

Focusing on the moral and ethical challenges posed by urbanization, John Todd's work delves into the dangers of city life, including crime and poverty. He emphasizes the necessity of upholding morality amidst these issues and outlines the duties of individuals and communities in fostering a virtuous urban existence. Offering practical guidance, the book serves as a thought-provoking examination of the social implications of growing cities, maintaining its relevance in contemporary discussions about urban life.