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Aspects of the Social Problem, Bernard Bosanquet
Reviewed by John Franklin Crowell
The Sugar Situation in the Tropics, John Franklin Crowell
Economic Aspects of Railroad Receiverships, Henry H. Swain Reviewed by John Franklin Crowell
The Sugar Situation in Europe, John Franklin Crowell
Wesen und Zweck der Politik, als Theil der Sociologie und Grundlage der Staatswissenschaften, Gustav Ratzenhofer Reviewed by John Franklin Crowell
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