Political socialism, a remonstrance. A collection of papers by members of the British Constitution Association, with presidential addresses by Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Lord Hugh Cecil
Presidential address. By Lord Balfour of Burleigh.--Presidential address. By Lord Hugh Cecil.--The state and secondary education. By Dr. F. A. Sibly.--The problem of unemployment. By The Reverend P. S. G. Propert.--Individualism and collectivism. Remarks by Sir Arthur Clay, Sir William Chance ... [and others]--The municipal elections and after. A letter from the chairman of committee and honorary secretary of the B. C. A.--Municipal and government trading. By Lord Avebury.--Old-age pensions ... By Sir William Chance.--Payment of members. By J. St. Loe Strachey.--The state feeding of children. By Sir Arthur Clay.--The small landowner. By the Honorable Percy Wyndham.--The new Canute. By M. H. Judge.--Man versus state. By Hugh Elliot.--The Constitution conference, Oxford, 1907. By Max Judge.--The political danger of the day. A letter to the Press. By Lord Balfour of Burleigh.--The Constitution congress, London, 1908.--The British Constitution Association.--"Constitution papers."
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