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Volume 37 - Number 2 - June 1922

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Regulation of Business in Canada
Robert James McFall

pp. 177-210
 

The French Railway Problem
Harvey J. Bresler

pp. 211-226
 

A Sociological Interpretation of the Russian Revolution
Jerome Davis

pp. 227-250
 

Some Leading Phases of the Evolution of Modern Penology
Harry Elmer Barnes

pp. 251-280
 

Proportional Representation in American Cities
Howard Lee McBain

pp. 281-298
 

An Italian Ambassador's Diary of the Peace Conference
Gino Speranza

pp. 299-309
 

A History of the United States: The Period of Transition, 1815- 1848, Edward Channing
Reviewed by David S. Muzzey

pp. 310-313
 

Moltke, F. E. Whitton
Reviewed by Lucius H. Holt

pp. 314-316
 

Out of My Life, Marshal von Hindenburg and F. A. Holt
Reviewed by Bernadotte E. Schmitt

pp. 316-319
 

Mexico and Its Reconstruction, Chester Lloyd Jones
Reviewed by Herbert Ingram Priestley

pp. 319-321
 

Histoire generale de la Chine et de ses relations avec les pays etrangers depuis les temps les plus anciens jusqu'a la chute de la dynastie mandchoue, Henri Cordier
Reviewed by K. S. Latourette

pp. 321-323
 

The Evolution of Long Island, Ralph Henry Gabriel
Reviewed by Dixon Ryan Fox

pp. 323-324
 

Belgium: The Making of a Nation, H. Vander Linden and Sybil Jane
Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen

pp. 325-326
 

A Political History of Modern Europe. From the Reformation to the Present Day, Ferdinand Schevill
Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen

pp. 326-328
 

The High Cost of Strikes, Marshall Olds
Reviewed by Frederick C. Mills

pp. 328-330
 

Immigrant Health and the Community, Michael M. Davis
Reviewed by Robert E. Chaddock

pp. 330-332
 

The Writing of History. An Introduction to Historical Method, Fred Morrow Fling
Reviewed by Dixon Ryan Fox

pp. 332-333
 

What Japan Wants, Yoshi S. Kuno
Reviewed by E. T. Williams

pp. 333-335
 

Argentine International Trade under Inconvertible Paper Money, 1880-1900, John H. Williams
Reviewed by C. H. Haring

pp. 336-337
 

The Stock Market, Solomon S. Huebner ; The Work of the Stock Exchange, J. Edward Meeker
Reviewed by James C. Bonbright

pp. 338-340
 

Nationalization of the Mines, Frank Hodges
Reviewed by Walton H. Hamilton

pp. 340-342
 

Histoire du Canada, François-Xavier Garneau, Hector Garneau and M. Gabriel Hanotaux
Reviewed by Reginald G. Trotter

pp. 342-343
 

"Full Up and Fed Up"; The Worker's Mind in Crowded Britain, Whiting Williams
Reviewed by Ordway Tead

pp. 344-346
 

L'Irlande dans la Crise Universelle (1914-1920), Y. M. Goblet
Reviewed by C. E. McGuire

pp. 346-347
 

England in Transition, 1789-1832: A Study of Movements, William Law Mathieson
Reviewed by William Thomas Morgan

pp. 347-348
 

Commons Debates for 1629. Critically edited and an Introduction dealing with Parliamentary Sources for the Early Stuarts, Wallace Notestein and Frances Helen Relf
Reviewed by C. H. McIlwain

pp. 349-351

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