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[Grant, James]—continued.
Random recollections of the House of lords, from the year
1830 to 1S36, including personal sketches of the leading
members. 1836 328.42 G78
Sketches are not biographical, but describe the personal appearance
of well-known members, and the effect which they produced in
Parliament.
Gray, B. Kirkman.
History of English philanthropy from the dissolution of
the monasteries to the taking of the first census. 1905. . .360 G81
Contents: Charity and the Elizabethan poor law.—Charity in the early
part of the seventeenth century.—Philanthropy under the Puritans.—A
fresh starting point.—Elementary education and child labour.—Hospitals
in the eighteenth century.—Other philanthropic associations.—
The philanthropist as agitator.—The adult poor in the eighteenth
century.—Village charities.—Revolution; thrift and soup.—Characteristics
of eighteenth century philanthropy.—Looking towards the nineteenth
century.
Hollander, Jacob Harry, & Barnett, G. E. ed.
Studies in American trade unionism. 1905
331.88 H72
Contents: Introduction, by J. H. Hollander.—The government of the
Typographical Union, by G. E. Barnett.—The structure of the
Cigar Makers' Union, by T. W. Glocker.—The finances of the Iron
Molders' Union, by A. M. Sakolski.—The minimum wage in the
Machinists' Union, by W. H. Buckler.—Collective bargaining in
the Typographical Union, by G. E. Barnett.—Employers' associations
in the United States, by F. W. Hilbert.—Trade-union agreements
in the Iron Molders' Union, by F. W. Hilbert.—Apprenticeship
in the building trades, by J. M. Motley.—Trade-union rules in
the building trades, by Solomon Blum.—The beneficiary features of
the railway unions, by J. B. Kennedy.—The Knights of Labor and
the American Federation of Labor, by William Kirk.
Humanity; [monthly], June 1903-date. v.5-date. 1903-date.
Pittsburgh
qr36o H92
v.5-6 in 1, published irregularly.
Published in the interests of the organized charities of western Pennsylvania.
Jennings, George Henry.
Anecdotal history of the British Parliament, from the
earliest periods to the present time; with notices of
eminent parliamentary men and examples of their
oratory. 1881
^28.42 J26
"List of works quoted," p.14-15.
Kelley, Mrs Florence.
Some ethical gains through legislation. 1905. (Library of
economics and politics.)
338.9 K16
Contents: The right to childhood.—The child, the state and the nation.
—The right to leisure.—Judicial interpretations of the right to
leisure.—The right of women to the ballot.—The rights of purchasers.
—The rights of purchasers, and the courts.—APPENDICES: Canton Cotton
Mills vs. Edwards, Supreme court of Georgia, June 10, 1904.—
Ritchie vs. The people, Supreme court of Illinois, March 14, 1895.—
Holden z-s. Hardy, Supreme court of the United States, February 28,
1898.—In re Jacobs, Court of appeals of New York, January 20,
1885.—Pure food bill.
Treats in a clear and able manner of the public concern in the rights
of childhood and the industrially dependent classes. Author is
(1906) secretary of the National Consumers' League.
Lindsley, Van Sinderen.
Rate regulation of gas and electric lighting. 1906
Compilation of the statutes of the several states affecting gas and
electric lighting, with digests of some important cases tried in the
federal and state courts.
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