Methods of Social Reform and Other Papers

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1. PREFACE.
2. AMUSEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.∗
3. APPENDIX
4. the RATIONALE OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES.∗
5. THE USE AND ABUSE OF MUSEUMS.∗
6. “CRAM.”∗
7. TRADES SOCIETIES THEIR OBJECTS AND POLICY∗
8. I.
9. II.
10. III.
11. IV.
12. V.
13. VI.
14. VII.
15. VIII.
16. IX.
17. X.
18. ON INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIPS.∗
19. I.
20. II.
21. III.
22. IV.
23. V.
24. VI.
25. VII.
26. VIII.
27. IX.
28. X.
29. XI.
30. XII.
31. DISCUSSION.
32. MARRIED WOMEN IN FACTORIES.∗
33. INAUGURAL ADDRESS AS PRESIDENT OF THE MANCHESTER STATISTICAL SOCIETY on THE WORK OF THE SOCIETY IN CONNECTION WITH THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.∗
34. I.
35. II.
36. III.
37. IV.
38. OPENING ADDRESS as PRESIDENT OF SECTION F (ECONOMIC SCIENCE AND STATISTICS) of the BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, At the Fortieth Meeting, at Liverpool, September, 1870.∗
39. APPENDIX A.
40. APPENDIX B.: ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE IRISH POPULATION AND THE RATE OF MORTALITY IN TOWNS.
41. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS—A STUDY IN SOCIOLOGY.∗
42. ON THE UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE AND ITS PROSPECTS OF SUCCESS.∗
43. I.
44. II.
45. III.
46. IV.
47. V.
48. VI.
49. VII.
50. VIII.
51. IX.
52. I.
53. II.
54. ON THE ANALOGY BETWEEN THE POST OFFICE, TELEGRAPHS, AND OTHER SYSTEMS OF CONVEYANCE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, AS REGARDS GOVERNMENT CONTROL.∗
55. POSTSCRIPT.
56. THE POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS AND THEIR FINANCIAL RESULTS.∗
57. POSTAL NOTES, MONEY ORDERS, AND BANK CHEQUES.∗
58. POSTSCRIPT.
59. A STATE PARCEL POST.∗
60. THE RAILWAYS AND THE STATE.∗

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