[Bound volume of fifty-seven miscellaneous magazine articles]
[United Kingdom : s.n.,
189-?]
American social science Boston -- Aids in the study of social science -- The street railway situation in Chicago -- Recent developments of socialism in Germany -- Two foreign opinions on the Treaty of Berlin -- Railway development at home & abroad -- Fabian economics -- Cape town to Cairo -- London vs. the water companies -- Is poverty diminishing -- Mr. Hobson on poverty -- Philosophy of charitable organisations -- The Jewish workman -- The Church and social democracy in Germany -- The state and the telephones -- The Jewish immigrant -- A typical alien immigrant -- Mr. Mallock as political economist -- The working girl of today -- The limited liability craze -- A study in trade unionism -- The coal suppliers of the world -- The London worker supply -- The buck-jumping of labour -- Workmens' Compensation Bill 1897 -- Commercial war between Germany & England -- Commercial morality in Japan -- Arbitration in labour disputes -- The agricultural position -- The fur pullers of South London -- School children as wage earners -- The growth of monopoly -- Mutual aid amongst ourselves -- The matriarchal family system -- The woman movement in Germany -- Mr Spencer & Lord Salisbury on evolution -- Mutual aid amongst modern men -- Duke of Argyll's criticisms -- Medicine in the Queen's reign -- The Christian idea of liberty -- The present situation of England -- Why South Africa cannot wait -- New Japan & the constitutional outlook -- Does trade follow the flag? -- The Yangtse valley and its trade -- Neglecting our customers -- Do foreign annexations injure British trade -- British zuzerainty in the Transvaal -- The future of Egypt I., II., III. - England's advance north of Orange river -- From inside Johannesburg -- Coad, trade & the Empire -- Representation of the colonies in the home parliament -- British ships in foreign navies -- Sir George Grey.