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450 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Page, William, b. 1861, ed.
r 330.9 P14
Commerce and industry; a historical review of the economic conditions
of the British empire from the Peace of Paris in 1815 to the
declaration of war in 1914, based on parliamentary debates, with a preface
by Sir William Ashley. 2v. 1919. Constable.
v.2 has title: "Commerce and industry; tables of statistics for the British empire
from 1815."
Bibliographical foot-notes.
"The object has been to provide an impartial review of public opinion on commercial
and industrial matters as represented by debates in Houses of Parliament during the past
century." Editorial note.
Scott, John Waugh. 331.88 S42
Syndicalism and philosophical realism; a study in the correlation of
contemporary social tendencies. 1919. Black.
Bibliographical foot-notes.
The author, who is (1919) lecturer on moral philosophy, University of Glasgow,
attempts to show that certain recent teachings about the nature of ultimate reality and
some manifestations of the modern labor movement are fundamentally allied. Beginning
with a history of the development of syndicalism, he traces its relation to the "evolutionism'*
of M. Bergson and to the realism of Mr Bertrand Russell.
United States—Council of national defense. r 330.9 U25
Readjustment and reconstruction information. 2 pts. in 2v. 19T9.
Prepared by the Reconstruction research division.
pt.i. Readjustment and reconstruction activities in foreign countries.
pt.2. Readjustment and reconstruction activities in the States.
United States—Library of Congress.
qr 016.338 U25I
List of publications which contain statistics of production of
foreign countries. 1917.
Mimeograph copy.
United States—Markets bureau. qr 338.1 U2537f
Food surveys, April 29, 1918-June 27, 1919. v.1-2. 1918-19.
Published monthly, with frequent special numbers.
v.i, no.4; v.2, no.5, 12 wanting.
No more published.
Labor
[American Rolling Mill Co. Middletown, Ohio.] r 331.8 A51
Facts for foremen. [1919?]
Information for employees, items of the company's policy, and an account of its
welfare work.
Beard, Mrs Mary (Ritter). 331.87 B34
A short history of the American labor movement. 1920. . Harcourt.
"An excellent summary of American labor history. The book is based on recent
more voluminous works, but the clarity of explanation and the skill in selecting the
salient facts of somewhat complicated situations and incidents are largely the author's
own." Springfield republican, ig20.
Hammond, Matthew Brown. qr 331.8 H22
British labor conditions and legislation during the war. 1919. Oxford
University Press, Amer. branch.
Issued in the series Preliminary economic studies of the war by the Division of economics
and history of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
A narrative of the situation in England, which shows that the welfare of the worker
necessitates more complex relations between labor and capital, and which suggests a
greater co-ordination of the efforts of employer and employed, and greater efficiency
on the part of both.