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Hirst, F. W. Mr. Gladstone, viii. 395, 533; Municipal Finance, ix. 384; The Policy
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Hogarth, Janet E., The German Insurance Laws: vi. 283.

Holder, H. L., The Weavers of Bradford, their Work and Wages; iii. 715.

Holland, B.: The Incidence of Taxation upon Ireland, vii. 214; Old Age Pensions,

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Independent Labour Party, The: iv. 368.

Jacobsen, E. P., The Gold, Silver, and Silk Trades in Sixteenth-Century Milan:
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Johnson, J. F., The Silver Craze in the United States v. 650.

Johnston, C. The Russo-German Tariff War, iv. 136; State Advances on Corn in
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Jones, B., Co-operation and Profit Sharing: ii. 616.

Kershaw, J. B. C., An Investigation of the Cause of Trade Fluctuations: x. 474.

Keynes, J. N., Prof. H. Sidgwick (Obituary): x. 585.

Kiaer, A. Th., The Norwegian System of Regulating the Drink Traffic: ix. 101.

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:

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:

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McLean, Prof. S. J.: Federal Regulation of Railways in the United States, x. 151; State
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Marshall, Mary P., Conference of Women Workers: vi. 107.
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Martinez de Leiva, J., The Price of Bread in Madrid: vi. 276.

Mavor, Prof. J.: Railway Rates, ii. 572; The Scottish Railway Strike, i. 204.

Matlekovits, Dr. A. von, The Ausgleich between Austria and Hungary: viii. 17.

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Miklashevsky, Prof. A., Monetary Reform in Russia : vi. 632.

Monetary Equivalents, Table of : iii. 162.

Moos, F., Gold and Bank Reserves in Germany: viii. 556.

Muller, W., Notes on the Distress amongst the Hand-weavers in the Bombay Presidency
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Munro, Prof. J. E. C. Some Economic Aspects of the Coal Dispute, 1893, iv. 14 ; The
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Murray, G. H., Notes on the Growth and Incidence of Local Taxation ; iii. 698.
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Oakeshott, Grace, Women in the Cigar Trade in London: x. 562.
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Osborn, Christabel: Agricultural Depression in New York State, U.S.A., vi. 317;
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Pareto, Prof. V., State Expenditure in Italy as compared with the National Wealth :
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Rabbeno, Prof. U., A Family of Métayers of the Commune of Reggio Emilia (Italy),
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Renton, D. Difficulties attending the Reduction of the National Debt, vi. 408; The
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Sauerbeck, A., Index Numbers of Prices: v. 161.

Savings Bank Manager, an English, The Problem of our National Savings: ix. 569.
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Schuster, E., The Promotion of Companies and the Valuation of Assets according to
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Scott, L. F., A French Co-operative Society at Villaines: iii, 529.

Seebohm, F., French Peasant Proprietorship under the Open Field System of Husbandry:
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Seligman, Prof. E. R. A., The American Income Tax: iv. 639.

Shearman, T. G., Can Foreigners be made to pay our Taxes?: iv. 524.
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Shop Hours and Labour Exchange: ii. 730.

Sidgwick, Prof. H., The Economic Lessons of Socialism: v. 336.

Sieghart, Dr. R., The Reform of Direct Taxation in Austria: viii, 173.

Smart, Prof. W.: The Municipal Work and Finance of Glasgow, v. 35; The New Theory
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Smith, H. Llewellyn, Chapters in the History of London Waterside Labour: ii. 593.
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Steele, F. E.: Bank Amalgamations, vi. 535; Competition as it affects Banking, iii. 637 ;
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Stephen, H. L., Report of the Land Commission in Wales and Monmouthshire : vii.
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Stuart, A. J. Cohen, Progressive Taxation in Holland; viii. 325.

Taussig, Prof. F. W.: The Crisis in the United States and the Repeal of Silver Pur-

chase, iii. 733; Prof. C. F. Dunbar (Obituary), x. 113; The Homestead Strike,
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Trade and Finance in 1891 i. 189.

Trüdinger, O., State Protection of Industry and Commerce in Württemberg, translated
by Caroline A. Foley ix. 611.

Unwin, G., A Seventeenth Century Trade Union: x. 394.

Variorum Notes on Indian Currency: iii. 517.

Veen, Margrieta van der: The Conference on Women's Work at the Hague, viii. 404;
Homework in Berlin, viii. 143.

Vinogradoff, P., Agricultural Services: x. 308.

Vivian, H. H., A Novel Attempt at Co-operative Production in the Building Trades : vi.
270.

Wage, A Living: iv. 365.

Walker, B. E., Banking in Canada: iv. 227.

Walker, Prof. F. A., S. D. Horton (Obituary): v. 304.

Webb, S.: The Alleged Differences in the Wages paid to Men and to Women for Similar
Work, i. 635; The Difficulties of Individualism, i. 360.-Webb, Sidney and
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Westlake, J., The Theory of Taration, with Reference to Nationality, Residence, and
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Whitelaw, T. N., Professor Nicholson on "The Causes of Movements in General Prices":
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Wickett, S. M., Political Economy at German Universities: viii. 146.

Wieser, Prof. F. von, The Austrian School and the Theory of Value: i. 108.
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Williams, A. British Co-operative Congress, v. 451, vi. 455; A "Fixed Value of
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Wilson, Mona: The Conference of Women Workers, viii. 133; Factory Inspectors
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Wolff, H. W.: Syndicats Agricoles, iii. 522; Working Men's Insurance, v. 612.
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Yule, G. U., On the Correlation of Total Pauperism with Proportion of Out-relief: v.
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Z.: Compulsory Arbitration, ix. 85; "Fair Wages" in Government Contracts, vi. 153;
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