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Bibliographie - Bibliophilie - Histoire du livre, Expositions universelles, industrielles, etc. |
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Department of Social Economy for the United States Commission to the Paris Exposition of 1900
Monographs on American Social Economics. V- WILLOUGHBY (William Franklin). Bureaus of labor statistics. Boston, Wright & Potter printing Co., 1900. 10 p. VI- Id. Employment bureaus. Boston, Wright & Potter printing Co., 1900. 16 p. VII- Id. Inspection of factories and workshops. Id. 31 p. VIII- Id. Inspection of mines. Id. 16 p. IX- Id. Regulation of the sweating system. Id. 23 p. X- Id. Industrial arbitration and conciliation. Id. 15 p. XI. Id. Building and loan associations. Id. 34 p. XII- GILMAN (N.P.). Cooperation and profit sharing. Id. 8 p. XIV- STRONG (Dr. Josuah). Religious movements for social betterment. New York, League for Social Service, 1900. 50 p. XVI- TOLMAN (William Howe). Industrial betterment. New York, the Social Service Press, 1900. 82 p. XVII- NINDE (H.S.). Young men’s christian associations of North America. Albany, J.B. Lyon, 1900. 27 p., illustrations. XIX- ABBOTT (Samuel W.). The past and present condition of public hygiene and state medecine in the United States. Boston, Wright & Potter printing Co., 1900. 102 p., maps. XX- TUCKER (Commander Booth). The social relief work of the salvation army in the United States. Albany, J.B. Lyon, 1900. 37 p., illustrations.
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