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A Policy of Free Exchange: Essays by Various Writers on the Economical and Social Aspects of Free Exchange and Kindred Subjects by Thomas Mackay

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Chapters

  1. PREFACE.1,330 words
  2. I. On the Science of Economics and its Relation to Free Exchange and Socialism by Henry Dunning Mac Leod15,598 words
  3. II. The Coming Industrial Struggle by William Maitland1,200 words
  4. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.650 words
  5. SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT.817 words
  6. MR. ARNOLD MORLEY.53 words
  7. SIR JOHN GORST.124 words
  8. MR. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN.118 words
  9. MR. JOHN BURNS.10,229 words
  10. I.432 words
  11. II.389 words
  12. III.530 words
  13. IV.166 words
  14. V.334 words
  15. VI.1,656 words
  16. VII.945 words
  17. VIII.277 words
  18. IX.617 words
  19. X.740 words
  20. IV. State Socialism and the Collapse in Australia by the Hon. J. W. Fortescue13,851 words
  21. V. The Influence of State Borrowing on Commercial Crises by Wynnard Hooper6,361 words
  22. VI. The State in Relation to Railways by W. M. Acworth15,798 words
  23. VII. The Interest of the Working Class in Free Exchange by T. Mackay13,194 words
  24. VIII. The Principle of Progression in Taxation by Bernard Mallet7,302 words
  25. IX. The Law of Trade Combinations by the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton1,694 words
  26. GIBSON v. LAWSON.598 words
  27. CURRAN v. TRELEAVEN.5,777 words
  28. About Liberty Fund328 words
  29. The Online Library of Liberty235 words
  30. Copyright Information531 words

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