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Routledge, James.
Chapters in the history of popular progress, chiefly in relation
to the freedom of the press and trial by jury,
1660-1820, with an application to later years. 1876 323 R78
Confined to England. The discussion on the freedom of the press includes
an account of the various trials of William Hone, the political
satirist.
Ryan, John Augustine.
Living wage; its ethical and economical aspects; with an
introduction by R. T. Ely. 1906 331-2 R95
"Works of reference," p.333-340.
"The first attempt in the English language to elaborate what may be
called a Roman Catholic system of political economy...An attempt
to show exactly what the received doctrines of the church signify
in the mind of a representative Catholic when they are applied to the
economic life...to get beyond vague and glittering generalities to
precise doctrine, and to pass from appeals to sentiment to reasoned
arguments." Richard T. Ely in Introduction,
Sandbach, F. E.
Heroic saga-cycle of Dietrich of Bern. 1906. (Popular
studies in mythology, romance & folklore.)
398 S21
"Bibliography," p.66-68.
Aims to show how the medieval saga of Dietrich of Bern gradually
developed and to give some idea of the character of the various
poems, which, together with the Thidrekssaga, comprise the Dietrich
cycle.
Sheldon, George William.
Story of the volunteer fire department of the city of New
York. 1882 T352.3 S54
The volunteer fire department was incorporated in 1798 and some of
the best citizens of New York served in it. Most of the material for
its history has been derived from retired and venerable volunteers,
and the pages record many stories of thrilling peril and gallant rescue.
Snyder, William Lamartine.
Great speeches by great lawyers; a collection of arguments
and speeches before courts and juries by eminent
lawyers, with introductory notes, analyses, etc. 1881. . 340.8 S67
Soane, George.
New curiosities of literature and book of the months. 2v.
1849 r 394 S67
"Elaborate exposition of the calendar, or at least of the remarkable days
of the year, embracing an account of the saints and holy days,
notices of legendary lore, popular superstitions and games, as well as
a variety of kindred topics." Spectator, 1847.
Spencer, Edward Whiton.
Manual of commercial law; containing a clear, concise and
logical exposition of the rules relating to business
transactions and the management of affairs. 1898. .. .347.7 S74
Authorities at the end of most of the chapters.
Steinmetz, Andrew.
Romance of duelling in all times and countries. 2v.
1868 394 S82
Still, William.
The underground rail road; a record of facts, authentic
narratives, letters, &c. narrating the hardships, hairbreadth
escapes and death struggles of the slaves in
their efforts for freedom. 1872 r326 S857
"Collection of stories of fugitive slaves related by themselves and compiled
by the secretary of the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society, him-
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