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Glasgow, Corporation of the city of.
Handbook on the municipal enterprises. 1904 T352 G46
Historical, statistical and technical account of the municipal enterprises,
in many of which Glasgow is one of the most progressive cities, and
much observed by municipalities in America as well as in Great
Britain. Many illustrations.
Godwin, Parke.
Political essays. 1856 320.4 G557
Contents: Our parties and politics.—The vestiges of despotism.—Our
foreign influence and policy.—Annexation.—"America for the Americans."—Should
we fear the pope?—The great question.—Northern
or Southern, which ?—Kansas rriust be free.
From contributions to "Putnam's magazine."
Author was for many years editor of the New York Evening post.
Hauff, Hermann.
Moden und trachten; fragmente zur geschichte des costiims.
1840 391 H35
Henderson, Andrew, comp.
Scottisli proverbs; with an introductory essay by W.
Motherwell. 1832
r3g8 H44
Jonas, Janos.
Ueber die sociale frage; vorlesung. 1885
301 J39
Kelly, James, M. A. comp.
Complete collection of Scottish proverbs explained and
made intelligible to the English reader. 1721 r3g8 K172
Kossuth, Louis.
Select speeches; condensed and abridged by F. W. Newman.
1854 308 K39
Speeches delivered in England and America, many of them relating to
the cause of Hungarian independence.
MacDill, David, and others.
Secret societies; a discussion of their character and claims.
1867. Pittsburgh r366 M14
Meakin, Budgett.
Model factories and villages; ideal conditions of labour
and housing. 1905 331-8 M55
Describes successful schemes of business men for bettering the condition
of their employees. The author, an Englishman, has taken
his examples from England, the United States and some European
countries. Many illustrations.
Missouri University.
Studies; social science series, v.i. 1005
^305 M74
V.I. The clothing industry in New York, by J. E. Pope.
National Child Labor Committee.
Child labor. 1905. (Publications; larger series, no. 2.) ... .331.3 N1
The same. 1905. (In American Academy of Political and
Social Science. Annals, v.25, p.415-585.) r3o6 A51 v.25
Contents: Addresses at the annual meeting, February 4 and 5, 1905:
Child labor in the United States and its great attendant evils, by
Felix Adler.—Child labor in southern industry, by A. J. McKehvay.
—Children in American street trades, by M. E. Adams.—The test
of effective child labor legislation, by O. R. Lovejoy.—Child labor
legislation and the methods of its enforcement, by Halford Erickson,
and others.—The work of the General Federation of Women's Clubs
against child labor, by Mrs A. O. Granger.—The operation of the
new child labor law in New Jersey, by H. F. Fox.—Child labor legislation,
a requisite for industrial efficiency, by Jane Addams.—Child
labor from the employer's point of view, by E. G. Hirsch.—The
school as a force arrayed against child labor, by J. H. Kirkland.
The annual meeting of the Child Labor Committee; a report of the
proceedings including briefer addresses and communications.
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