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American Academy of Political and Social Science—continued.
connected with the business. Includes life insurance, fire insurance,
marine insurance, and accident and liability insurance.
Ashton, John.
Chap-books of the eighteenth century. 1882
398 A82C
"List of chap-books published in Aldermary and Bow churchyards,"
p.483-486.
Barnes, William Horatio.
History of the thirty-ninth congress of the United States.
1868 T328-73 B25
Substance consists of extracts, abridged but not condensed, from long
speeches delivered in Congress by members of the two great parties.
A brief biographical sketch of each member is given. Notwithstanding
its faults, the book is a valuable contribution to political
literature. Condensed from Nation, 1868.
Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston.
Legal tender; a study in English and American monetary
history. 1903. (Chicago University. Decennial publications,
2d ser. v.7.)
33 2 -5 B72
"Bibliography," p.175—177.
"This discussion is...limited to the constitutional and legal, and does
not at all approach the economic phases of the problem." Preface.
Child, Mrs Lydia Maria (Francis).
The freedmen's book. 1865
T326 C43
Collection of prose and poetry on slavery and the negro. Contains
biographical sketches of distinguished negroes, poetry by colored
authors and a great variety of selections from the writings of the
abolitionists.
Cotten, Sallie Southall.
The white doe; the fate of Virginia Dare; an Indian legend.
1901 398 C83
Virginia Dare was the first child born of white parents in North
America. Raleigh's colony on Roanoke island to which her family
belonged, mysteriously disappeared, but there is a tradition that the
colonists found protection among friendly Indians and that later
Virginia Dare was changed by the sorcery of a rejected lover into
a white doe. The legend is told in verse.
Eulenspiegel, Tyll.
Marvellous adventures and rare conceits of Master Tyll
Owlglass; newly collected, chronicled and set forth in
our English tongue, by K. R. H. Mackenzie, i860 398 E92
"Bibliographical notes for the literary history of Eulenspiegel,"
p.219-239.
This work is sometimes attributed to Thomas Murner.
One of the most popular of the European chapbooks. Tyll Eulenspiegel's
name is merely the centre about which are grouped tales of
the mischievous pranks of a vagabond of peasant origin.
Gamier, Russell Montague.
Annals of the British peasantry. 1895
331-8 G19
"Index of authorities," p.439-449.
Treats largely of their economic history.
George, Henry, jr.
Menace of privilege; a study of the dangers to the republic
from the existence of a favored class. 1906
330 G312
An arraignment of the existing economic order. By "privilege" the
author means the enjoyment of special legal rights by individuals
or groups. His remedy for the evil lies in the single tax.
[Grant, James.]
The bench and the bar. 2V. 1837
340.9 G78
Character sketches and anecdotes of leading judges and lawyers in
England during the early 19th century.
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