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Helper, Hinton Rowan—continued.
Nojoque; a question for a continent. 1867 r326 H43n
Tries to prove the immense inferiority of the negro race, and advocates
its removal from the United States.
Hislop, Alexander, comp.
Proverbs of Scotland; with explanatory and illustrative
notes and a glossary
r3g8 H61
Howe, Frederic Clemson.
The city, the hope of democracy. 1905
352 H85
The author's two great city reform measures are municipal ownership
and the single tax.
Kautsky, Karl.
Communism in central Europe in the time of the reformation;
tr. by J. L. and E. G. Mulliken. 1897
335.4 K14
Contents: Heretical communism, its general character.—The Taborites.
—The Bohemian brethren.—The German reformation and Thomas
Munzer.—The Anabaptists.
Maxwell, Richard C.
English local government. 1905. (Temple primers.) 352 M52
"Brief bibliography," p.164-166.
Very condensed statement of main facts and principles.
Moore, John Bassett.
American diplomacy; its spirit and achievements. 1905.. ..327 M87
Contents: The conduct of foreign intercourse.—The beginnings.—The
system of neutrality.—Freedom of the seas.—Fisheries question.—The
contest with commercial restrictions.—Non-intervention and the Monroe
doctrine.—The doctrine of expatriation.—International arbitration.
—The territorial expansion of the United States.—Influence and tendencies.
"Bibliography." p.267-270.
All but one of these chapters appeared in "Harper's magazine," v.108-
no, 1904-05.
Mundt, Theodor.
Niccolo Machiavelli und das system der modernen politik.
1861 320.9 M96
Nitti, Francesco Saverio.
Catholic socialism; tr. by Mary Mackintosh, with an introduction
by D. G. Ritchie. 1895
335 N36
Critical study of the various forms of socialism, including Christian
socialism. Author disclaims socialistic or anti-socialistic, Catholic or
anti-Catholic bias.
Partridge, J. Arthur.
Making of the American nation; or, The rise and decline of
oligarchy in the West. 1866
T342-7 P27
"Study...of democracy,—its origin, history, qualities, conflicts, and reconstruction..
.America has never had a warmer advocate than Mr.
Partridge." North American review, 1867.
Pollock, Sir Frederick.
First book of jurisprudence; for students of the common
law. 1904 347 ?76f
" 'Addressed to readers who have laid the foundation of a liberal education
and are beginning the special study of law.' For this public it
forms an almost perfect manual." Nation, 1896.
Ross, Frederick Augustus.
Slavery ordained of God. 1857
r326 R73
Two speeches delivered before the General assembly of the Presbyterian
church, together with a number of letters. The view presented is "that
slavery is of God, and to continue for the good of the slave, the good
of the master, and the good of the whole American family."
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