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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN'S MANUAL. By WORTHINGTON
C. FORD.
Part I.-Governments (National, State, and Local), the Electorate,
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and Industry, Provision for the Poor and Insane, the Management
of the Public Lands, etc. "Questions of the day," Volume V.
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A work planned to afford in compact form a comprehensive summary of the
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SIX CENTURIES OF WORK AND WAGES. The History of
English Labor (1250-1883). By JAMES E. THOROLD ROGERS, M.P.
Large octavo
PRINCIPAL CONTENTS.-Rural England, Social Life, Agriculture, Town Life,
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ELEMENTS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. By EMILE DE LAVE-
LEYE, Professor of Political Economy in the University of Liege.
Translated by ALFRED W. POLLARD, of the University of Oxford.
Edited with an introduction and supplementary chapter by F. W.
TAUSSIG, Instructor in Political Economy. 12mo, cloth.
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POLITICS. An Introduction to the study of Comparative Constitutional
Law. By WILLIAM W. CRANE and BERNARD MOSES. 8vo,
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