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Merit v. patronage: or The present position of the question of civil service competitions.
Red-tapeism; its cause /
Remarks on the re-organization of the civil service, and its bearing on educational progress. In a letter addressed to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, etc. etc. /
Civil service reform ... Observations upon the report by Sir C.E. Trevelyan ... and Sir S.H. Northcote ... on the "Organisation of the permanent civil service" /
Dangers of administrative reform, clearly pointed out in a letter to the editor of "The Times," from the M-* of S-*.
Remarks on civil service reform: in a letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir James Stephen.
Administrative reform. The re-organisation of the civil service ...
Our civil and military establishments.
The right man in the right place; or, If you wish for administrative reform, give your vote to competition and the abolition of patronage.
Thoughts on the proposals for the improvement of the civil service: and for the granting diplomas through the agency of the institutions in union with the Society of Arts.
A letter of a provincial to a friend on administrative reform /
Our government offices.
A review of the cases of the civil servants of the Crown, with reference to the question of their superannuation and salaries /
Civil service competitions considered ...
The reconstruction of the civil service under a council of official control.
Administrative reform; shewing that the nation is as culpable as its rulers ...
Remarks on promotion by merit, as the system is at present worked in public offices.
A proposal to increase the smaller salaries under government.
A statement of the claims of the officers of the excise branch of the inland revenue to an increase of salary. As presented to members of the House of Commons /
Another letter on administrative reform /