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Reviewed by Joseph Dorfman
Principles of Political Economy with Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, 2 Vols, John Stuart Mill, V. W. Bladen and J. M. Robson Reviewed by Joseph Dorfman
The Earlier Letters of John Stuart Mill, 1812-1848, 2 Volumes, Francis E. Mineka Reviewed by Joseph Dorfman
Politics and Economics: Papers in Political Economy, Lord Robbins Reviewed by Joseph Dorfman
The Development of the Social Security Act: A Memorandum on the History of the Committee on Economic Security and Drafting and Legislative History of the Social Security Act, Edwin E. Witte, Frances Perkins, Wilbur J. Cohen and Robert J. Lampman ; Social Security Perspectives, Edwin E. Witte and Robert J. Lampman Reviewed by Joseph Dorfman
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