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132 Psalm of Death and other poems. 1891. Francis Drake; A Tragedy of the Sea. 1892. The Mother, and other poems. 1892. Characteristics. 1892. J. H. MUSSER, M.D. The Uses of Fever. The Dangers of Antiseptics in Typhoid Fever. The Medical News. April 23, 1892. Whooping-Cough : Its Management: Its Climatic Treatment. The Climatologist. November, 1891. Grave Forms of Purpura Hemorrhagica. The Transactions of the Association of American Physicians. September, 1891. Tuberculous Ulcer of the Stomach. Philadelphia Hospital Reports. Vol. I. 1890. Some Clinical Remarks on Dysentery. University Medical Magazine. December, 1890. On the Gastric Disorders of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. University Medical Magazine. July, 1891. The Limitations and the Powers of Therapeutics. University Medical Magazine. July, 1892. Notes on the Treatment of Dysmenorrhoea. The Therapeutic Gazette. November 15, 1892. Notes on the Summer Diseases of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract in Children. The Therapeutic Gazette. September 15, 1892. The Diagnostic Importance of Fever in Late Syphilis. University Medical Magazine. October, 1892. Diseases of the Liver, Gall Bladder, Hepatic Ducts, and Spleen. System of Practical Therapeutics. Vol. II. (Hare.) 1892. WM. ROMAINE NEWBOLD, PH.D. Paper on Some Characteristics and Conditions of the Simpler Forms of Belief. Read before the International Congress of Experimental Psychology, in London. August 1, 1892. FREDERICK A. PACKARD, M.D. A Case of Multiple Sarcomata in an Infant. University Medical Magazine. A Case of Acromegaly, and Illustrations of Two Allied Conditions. American Journal of the Medical Sciences. Observations Upon Five Cases of Pneumonia in Children. Articles in Hare's System of Practical Therapeutics.
133 SIMON N. PATTEN, PH.D. Wells' Recent Economic Changes. Political Science Quarterly. March, 1890. The Economic Basis of Protection. The J. B. Lippincott Company. May, 1890. Can Denominate Measures be Simplified? Education. May, 1890. The Educational Value of Political Economy. Publications of the American Economic Association. November, 1890. The Principles of Rational Taxation. Publications of the University of Pennsylvania. Political Economy and Public Law Series. No. 6. January, 1890. The Theory of Dynamic Economics. Publications of the University of Pennsylvania. Political Economy and Public Law Series. No" 11. May, 1892. ? The Need of New Economic Terms. Quarterly Journal of Economics. April, 1891. Laveleye's Luxury (Review). Political Science Quarterly. September, 1891. The Decay of State and Local Government in America. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. July, 1890. The Economic Basis of Prohibition. Annals of the American Academy. July, 1891. The Economic Causes of Moral Progress. Annals of the American Academy. September, 1892. Cost and Utility. Annals of the American Academy. January, 1893. Keynes' Scope and Method of Political Economy (Review). Annals of the American Academy. July, 1890. The Value of Education Relatively to the Consumption of Wealth. Proceedings of the Manual Training Conference. Boston, 1891. Die Bedentung der Lehre von Greuzniitzen. Conrad's Jahrbücher für Nationaloekonomie und Statistik. October, 1892. Another View of the Ethics of Land Tenure. International Journal of Ethics. April, 1891. The Study of Political Economy. The Voice. New York. November 5, 1892. Reform of Land Tenure. The Voice. December 29, 1892. The Importance of Economic Psycology to Teachers. Proceedings of the American Institute of Instruction. 1892.
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