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Hazlitt, William Carew—continued.
stitions and popular customs, past and current. 2v.
: 9°5 r 394 B6gh
v.i. A-H.
V.2. I-Z.
New edition of "The popular antiquities of Great Britain," by Brand
and Ellis.
Imperial Institute of the United Kingdom, the Colonies and
India.
Year book (ist issue); a statistical record of the resources
and trade of the colonial and Indian possessions of the
British Empire, comp. chiefly from official sources,
l8 9 2 - 189-' r 3 82 I23
Johnson, Joseph French.
Money and currency, in relation to industry, prices and
the rate of interest. 1905
332 J36
Within the moderate compass of 398 pages, and in simple and direct
language, the author presents the essential facts and principles of
money and credit. Written for practical men and for students in
high schools and colleges, the book avoids the pedantry and needless
technical terminology that disfigure many works upon the subject. It
should prove the best text in its field. Condensed from Nation, 1906.
Keim, DeBenneville Randolph.
Hand-book of official and social etiquette and public ceremonials
at Washington. 1884 r395 K16
Manual of rules, precedents and forms which obtain in official circles
in Washington society.
Kingsland, Mrs Florence.
Book of weddings; a complete manual of good form in
all matters connected with the marriage ceremony.
1902 T392 K27
Koenig, Franz Niklaus.
Nouvelle collection de costumes suisses d'apres les dessins
de F. N. Koenig. 1813
r3gi K36
Colored illustrations of Swiss costume. With French and German
text.
Lloyd, Henry Demarest.
Man the social creator. 1906
301 L75
Contents: The discovery of social love.—Social progress always religious.
—Mere contact making for spiritual union.—Social love creating new
forms of social life.—The new conscience.—New conscience in industry.—New
conscience transforming politics, killing the party
spirit.—The new conscience manifesting itself in educational methods
and aims.—A new political economy predicting a new wealth.—The
church of the deed.—The religion of labour.
An effort to trace the source and growth of religious motives in modern
society. Though the material is somewhat tentative and not logically
arranged, there is abundant suggestion and optimism in the book.
Lubbock, Sir John, baron Avebury.
Happiness & thrift; an address to the members of the
Booksellers' Provident Institution. 1905
T334.7 L96
Traces the history of the institution, a benevolent mutual aid society,
1837-1904-
McCall, John A.
Review of life insurance from the date of the first National
Convention of Insurance Officials, 1871-1897; an address
before the twenty-eighth national convention.
1898 368 M12
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