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Letters of David Ricardo to Thomas Robert Malthus, 1810-1823, James Bonar
Social Self-Control, F. H. Giddings
L'Avenir de la Race Blanche, J. Novicow Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
Organisme et Societe, René Worms ; La Pathologie Sociale, René Worms and Paul de Lilienfeld ; Les Lois de l'Imitation; Etude Sociologique, G. Tarde ; La Logique Sociale, G. Tarde ; De la Division du Travail Social, Émile Durkheim ; Les Regles de la Methode Sociologique, Émile Durkheim ; Psychologie des Foules, Gustave Le Bon ; Le Transformisme Social, Guillaume de Greef ; La Cite Moderne; Metaphysique de la Sociologie, Jean Izoulet ; Les Sciences Sociales en Allemagne; les Methodes Actuelles, C. Bouglé Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
National Life and Character: A Forecast, Charles H. Pearson Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
Elements de Sociologie, Combes de Lestrade ; Sociologie und Politik, Ludwig Gumplowicz ; Les Lois Sociologiques, Guillaume de Greef Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
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