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Gutch, Mrs E. comp. r 398 Gg8e
Examples of printed folk-lore concerning the East Riding of Yorkshire.
1912. Nutt. (Folk-lore Society. Publications, v.69.)
"Sources," p.19-27. r 305 I24
International Whitaker; a statistical, historical, geographical and co
mercial handbook for all nations, more especially designed for the
English-reading people of the world, 1913. 1912.
Key, Ellen Karolina Sofia. 396 K23
The woman movement; tr. by M. B. Borthwick, with an introduction
by Havelock Ellis. 1912. Putnam.
Contents: The external results of the woman movement.—The inner results of the
woman movement.—The influence of the woman question upon single women.—The influence
of the woman movement upon the daughters.—The influence of the woman
movement upon men and women in general.—The influence of the woman movement
upon marriage.—The influence of the woman movement upon motherhood.
"She has not put forward this book as a manifesto of the advanced guard of the
Woman's Movement, but merely as the reflections of an individual woman who, for
nearly half a century, has pondered, felt, studied, observed this movement in many parts
of the world. But it would not be easy to find a book in which the claims of Feminism
—in the largest modern sense—are more reasonably and temperately set forth." Havelock
Ellis, in introduction.
Lodge, Sir Oliver Joseph. 304 L765
Modern problems. [1912.] Methuen.
Contents: Free will and determinism.—The nature of time.—Balfour and Bergson.
—Huxley on man's place in nature.—The position of woman in the state.—The responsibility
of authors.—Universal arbitration, and how far it is possible.—The irrationality
of war.—The functions of money.—The pursuit of wealth.—Public wealth and
private expenditure.—Some social reforms.—Poor law reform.—Charity organization.—
Squandering a surplus.—The production and sale of drink.—The smoke nuisance.—Competition
v. cooperation.—Ruskin's political economy.—Huxley's Lay sermons.—The attitude
of Tennyson towards science.
Miles, Clement A. 394 M68
Christmas in ritual and tradition, Christian and pagan. 1912. Unwin.
"Notes and bibliography," p.363-387.
The same r 394 M68
Serious contribution to the lore of Christmas. Shows how the feast is or has been
kept in various lands and ages and traces as far as possible the origin of the pagan
elements that have entered into its celebration. Pt.i deals with the festival on its
distinctively Christian side; pt.2 treats of pagan survivals. Illustrated, partly in color.
Ransom, William Lynn. 353-5 R19
Majority rule and the judiciary; an examination of current proposals
for constitutional change affecting the relation of courts to legislation,
with an introduction by Theodore Roosevelt. 1912. Scribner.
Mr Ransom devotes chief attention to the proposal popularly known as the recall
of judicial proceedings.
Tanner, Henry S. r 385 T18
Description of the canals and rail roads of the United States, com­
prehending notices of all the works of internal improvement through­
out the several states. 1840. Tanner.
Taylor, Hannis. V 342-7 T25r
Real authorship of the constitution of the United States explained;
James Madison and Pelatiah Webster defended against attacks contained
in Senate document no.402, 62d congress, second session, entitled
"Pelatiah Webster and the constitution, an article prepared by