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Richard Cobden: The International Man, J. A. Hobson
The Governments of the British Empire, Arthur Berriedale Keith ; Letters on Imperial Relations, Indian Reform, Constitutional and International Law, 1916-1935, Arthur Berriedale Keith Reviewed by R. L. Schuyler
The Queen and Mr. Gladstone, Philip Guedalla Reviewed by R. L. Schuyler
Justice and Administrative Law: A Study of the British Constitution, William A. Robson Reviewed by R. L. Schuyler
Gladstone and Britain's Imperial Policy, Paul Knaplund Reviewed by R. L. Schuyler
A History of England, Hilaire Belloc Reviewed by R. L. Schuyler
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