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The Coal Question: An Inquiry concerning the Progress of the Nation, and the Probable Exhaustion of our Coal-mines by W. Stanley Jevons

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Chapters

  1. PREFACE.4,225 words
  2. Chapter I: INTRODUCTION AND OUTLINE.2,665 words
  3. Chapter II: OPINIONS OF PREVIOUS WRITERS.4,136 words
  4. Chapter III: GEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE QUESTION.3,707 words
  5. Chapter IV: OF THE COST OF COAL MINING.3,565 words
  6. Chapter V: OF THE PRICE OF COAL.1,932 words
  7. Chapter VI: OF BRITISH INVENTION.7,073 words
  8. Chapter VII: OF THE ECONOMY OF FUEL.3,162 words
  9. Chapter VIII: OF SUPPOSED SUBSTITUTES FOR COAL.6,274 words
  10. Chapter IX: OF THE NATURAL LAW OF SOCIAL GROWTH.1,945 words
  11. Chapter X: OF THE GROWTH AND MIGRATIONS OF OUR POPULATION.4,239 words
  12. Chapter XI: OF THE CHANGE AND PROGRESS OF OUR INDUSTRY.3,648 words
  13. Chapter XII: OF OUR CONSUMPTION OF COAL.2,634 words
  14. Chapter XIII: OF THE EXPORT AND IMPORT OF COAL.6,245 words
  15. Chapter XIV: ON THE COMPARATIVE COAL RESOURCES OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.3,318 words
  16. Chapter XV: OF THE IRON TRADE.6,294 words
  17. Chapter XVI: THE PROBLEM OF THE TRADING BODIES.4,562 words
  18. Chapter XVII: OF TAXES AND THE NATIONAL DEBT.3,151 words
  19. Chapter XVIII: CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS.3,575 words
  20. About Liberty Fund328 words
  21. The Online Library of Liberty235 words
  22. Copyright Information531 words

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