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 The following is a complete bibliogpapni! 
 i^f the published writings of the laTte^Wlf-i^^ 
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 ' iyr 2' ^ ' i ' mn!) bt)grgftge Kings by K. c: vy./' 
 
 F. Bahr. . . . Translated, enlarged a\id* 
 edited. . . . Book II by W, G. Sumner. {In 
 Lange, J. P. A commentary on the Holy 
 Scriptures. . . . New York, Scribner, Arm- 
 strong and company. 1866-82. 26v. v. fJ, 
 312 pp.) 
 
 1874 — A history of American currency. . . 
 New York, H. Ilolt and company, iv, 391 
 pp, 2 fold, diagr. 
 
 1875 — American finance. Boston, Wil- 
 liams. 
 
 1876 — Monetary development. {In Wool- 
 ?ey, T. D. & others. First century of the 
 Republic. New York, Harper and brothers. 
 PD. 238-259.) 
 
 1877 — Lectures on the history of protec- 
 tion in the United States. . . . New York, 
 Pub. for the New York free trade club by 
 
 G. P. Putnam's sons. 64 pp. Contents. — The 
 national idea and the American system. — 
 Broad principles underlying the tariff con- 
 troversy. — The origin of protection in this 
 country. — The establishment of protection 
 in this country. — ^Vacillation of the pro- 
 tective policy. 
 
 1878 — Earle, A. L. Our revenue system. 
 Preface by W. G. Sumner. New York, Pub. 
 for the Free trade club by G. P. Putnam's 
 sons. 2 p. 1., xi, 47 pp. (Economic mono- 
 graphs. No. V.) 
 
 Protection and revenue in 1877. . . New 
 lYork Pub. for the New York free trade 
 club by G. P. Putnam's sons. 38pp. (Eco- 
 nomic monographs. No. VIII.) 
 
 1879— Bimetallism. Princeton review, No- 
 vember, pp. 546-578. 
 
 1881 — Argument against protective taxes, 
 Princeton review. March, pp. 241-259. 
 
 Sociology. Princeton review. November, 
 pp. 303-323. 
 
 1882— Andrew Jackson as a public man. . . 
 Boston, New York, Houghton, Mifflin and 
 company, vi, 402 pp. (American statesmen, 
 ed. by J. T. Morse, jr.) 
 
 Protective taxes and wages. Philadel- 
 phia Tariff commission. 21 pp. Caption- 
 title. 
 
 Wages. Princeton review, November, pp. 
 241-262. 
 
 1883 — What social classes owe to each 
 .»ther. New York, Harper and brothers. 2 
 r. 1.. [71-169 pp. 
 
 18S4 — Political economy and political sci- 
 ence. . . comp. by W. G. Sumner, D. j^. 
 Wells, W. E. Foster, R. L. Dugdale, and G. 
 II Putnam. Nevr York Society for politicil 
 education, cover-mift, 36 m) (Economic 
 tracts, No. IL) dOVVOij 
 
Problems in political economy, Ke.v] 
 York, H. Holt and company, x, 125 pp. [ 
 I 1885 — Collected essays in political and so- 
 ^« cial science. New Yorlc, H, Holt and com- 
 iiejiy. 2 p. 1., [3]— 173 pp. Contents.— Bi-i 
 ; meiallism. — Wages, — The argument againstj 
 • protective taxes.— Sociology. — Theory and 
 practice of elections, — Presidential elec- 
 tions and civil service reform. — Our col- 
 leges before the country. 
 
 Protectionism : the ism which teaches that 
 waste makes wealth. New York, H. Holt 
 and company, x, 172 pp. 
 
 Shall silver be demonetized? North 
 American review, v. 140, pp. 485-497. 
 
 1886 — Industrial war. Forum, v. 2, pp. 
 1-8. 
 
 Mr, Blaine on the tariff. North Ameri- 
 can review, v. 143, pp. 398-405. 
 
 1887— The Indians in 1887. Forum, v. 3, 
 pp. 254-262. 
 
 State interference. North American re- 
 view, V, 145, pp. 109-119. 
 
 1889 — Do we want industrial peace? 
 Forum, v. 8, pp. 406-416. 
 
 1890 — Alexander Hamilton. New York, 
 Dodd, Mead and company [1890] 2 p. 1., 
 [iii]— X, 281 pp. ("Makers of America.") 
 
 1891 — The financier and the finances of the 
 American revolution. New York, Dodd, 
 Mead and company. 2v. 1892 [1891.] 
 
 1892— Robert Morris. New York. Dodd, 
 Mead and company, viii pp., 11., [11] — 172 pp. 
 front, (port,) ("Makers of America.") 
 
 1894— Absurd effort to make the world 
 over. Forum, v. 17, pp. 92-102. 
 
 1896— Banks of issue in the United States. 
 Forum, v. 22, pp. 182-191. 
 
 The fallacy of territorial extension. 
 Forum, v. 21, pp. 414-419. 
 
 A history of banking in the United States. 
 (In Dodsworth, A. W,, ed. A history of 
 banking in all the leading nations. New 
 York, Pub. by the Journal of commerce and 
 commercial bulletin. 4v. v. 1, 3 p. 1„ [ix]— 
 XV, 385 pp,) 
 
 The proposed dual organization of man- 
 kind. Popular science monthly, v. 49, pp. 
 432-439. 
 
 The single gold standard. Chautauquan. 
 v. 24, pp, 72-77. 
 
 1898 — The coin shilling of Massachusetts 
 Bay, Yale review, v, 7, pp. 247-280. 
 
 The Spanish dollar and the colonial shil- 
 ling. American historical review, v, 3, 
 p. 607-619. 
 
 1899— The conquest of the United StatRS 
 by Spain, Boston, D. Estes and company, 
 cover-title, [3]— 32 pp, 
 
 1901— Anthracite coal industry by Petar 
 R berts. Introduction by W, G. Sumner. 
 New York, London, Macmillan company, xii 
 pp.. 11,. 261 pp. 
 
1901— The predominant issue. Burlington, 
 Vt. Reprinted from the International 
 monthly, v, 2, pp. 496-509. 
 
 Specimens of investment securities for 
 class room use. New Haven, The E. P. 
 Judd CO., [32] pp. 
 
 The Yakuts. Abridged from the Russian 
 of Siercshevski. Journal of the Anthro- 
 pological institute of Great Britain and 
 I Ireland, v. 31, pp. 65-110. 
 I 1902— Justification of wealth. Independ- 
 ient, V. 54, pp. 1036-1040. 
 j Suicidal fanaticism in Russia. Popular 
 science monthly, v. 60, pp. 442-447. 
 I 1906— Address at dinner of the committee 
 I on tariff reform of the Reform club in the 
 city of New York. New York, Reform club 
 'committee on tariff reform. 77 pp. (Series 
 '1906, no. 4.) 
 
 1907 — Folkways: study of the sociological 
 Importance of usages, manners, customs, 
 mores, and morals. Boston, Ginn and com- 
 pany, v, 692 pp. 
 
 Sociology as a college subject. American 
 journal of sociology, v. 12, pp. 597-599. 
 
 1909— Mores of the present and future. 
 Yale review, v. 18, pp. 233-245. 
 
 The family and social change. American 
 journal of sociology, v. 14, pp. 577-591. 
 
 The status of women in Chaldea, Egypt, 
 India ... to the time of Christ. Forum, 
 v. 42, pp. 113-136. 
 
 Witchcraft. Forum, v. 41, pp. 410-423. 
 
 1910 — Religion and the mores. American 
 journal of sociology, v. 15, pp. 577-591. 
 : BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SUMNER. 
 
 I To THE Editor op The Nation: 
 
 Sir: I was interested in reading the bib- 
 jliography of the late Professor Sumner 
 in your issue of July 21. There should be 
 added to it a little pamphlet, which Pro- 
 {fessor Sumner published or had printed 
 !when I was a senior in college in 1882, en- 
 ititled, "Political Economy and Political 
 Science; a Selected List of Books Recom- 
 'mended for General Reading and for an In- 
 troduction to Special Study." It contained 
 the titles of about fifty books, and a brief 
 critical appraisal of each one. I have 
 found it in use to be very just. 
 
 Albert H. Atterbury. 
 New York._ August 16. 
 
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