JOURNAL

OF

SOCIAL SCIENCE,

CONTAINING THE

TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

NUMBER XXVI.

FEBRUARY 1890.

SARATOGA PAPERS OF 1889.

PART I.

JURISPRUDENCE, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL

ECONOMY PAPERS.

PUBLISHED FOR THE

AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

DAMRELL & UPHAM, BOSTON, AND G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS, NEW YORK.
1890.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-During the absence of Mr. SANBORN in Europe, from Feb. 5 to Aug. 10, 1890, communications for him

may be sent to

REV. JOHN GRAHAM BROOKS,

Brockton, Mass.

Press of Geo. H. Ellis, 141 Franklin Street, Boston.

CONTENTS OF JOURNAL No. XXVI.

INTRODUCTION,

GENERAL MEETING OF 1888,

CONSTITUTION, List of Officers, and Publications,

L PAPERS AND DEBATES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JURISPRU

DENCE:

1. THE ECONOMIC LAW OF MONOPOLY. PRESIDENT E. B.

PAGE

V

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xi-xxiv

ANDREWS,

I-12 V

2. CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES OF THE RIGHT OF PROP-
ERTY. GEORGE Hoadly,

3. EDUCATION AS A CURE FOR CRIME. S. T. DUTTON,
4. IMMIGRATION AND CRIME. W. M. F. ROUND,
5. THE DEAD HAND. DR. H. L. WAYLAND,

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II.

PAPERS OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

I. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING OF THE DEFECTIVE CLASSES.
DISCUSSION BY PRESIDENT GALLAUDET, GENERAL
BRINKERHOFF, DR. BRYCE, F. B. SANBORN, MISS
ALICE COOKE, ETC.,

91-106

2. POPULAR FALLACIES CONCERNING THE INSANE. DR.
PLINY EARLE,

107-117

III PAPERS OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMY DEPARTMENT:

1. REPORT ON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN Asso

CIATIONS,

2. SOCIALISM IN ENGLAND. PERCIVAL CHUBB,

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