Political Science Quarterly: December 1887: Review: Railway Rates, English and Foreign.,Railway Practice: Its Principles and Suggested Reforms Reviewed.,Railway Problems: An Inquiry into the Economic Conditions of Railway Working in Different Countries.,State Purchase of Railways.,Traite des Chemins de fer.

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Railway Rates, English and Foreign, J. Grierson

Railway Practice: Its Principles and Suggested Reforms Reviewed, E. Porter Alexander

Railway Problems: An Inquiry into the Economic Conditions of Railway Working in Different Countries, J. S. Jeans

State Purchase of Railways, Charles Waring

Traite des Chemins de fer, Alfred Picard

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