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British, French, Spanish, and Portuguese colonies, Siberia, China, Japan,
Corea, Siam, and Malaya.

London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1895. xvi, 608 pp. 8°.

Payne, Edward John. History of European colonies. With maps.

London: Macmillan & company, 1889. xi, (1), 408 pp. 16°. (Historical
course for schools.)

Pearson, Charles H. National life and character: a forecast.
London: Macmillan and co. 1894. vi, 381 pp. 12°.

Penn, William. The benefit of plantations, or colonies.

(In Select tracts relating to colonies, pp. 26-30. London, [1733?].)

Pillet, A. Des droits de la puissance protectrice sur l'administration intérieure de l'état protégé.

(In Revue internationale du droit public, vol. 2, pp. 583–608.)

Questions coloniales et diplomatiques.

Ricaud, J. A.

L'expansion coloniale.

Paris: V. Havard, 1891. xiv, 318 pp. 8°.

Rogers, James E. Thorold. The colonial question.

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Roscher, Wilhelm. Kolonien, kolonial Politik und Auswanderung. 3te verbesserte, vermehrte und zum Theil ganz neu bearbeitete Auflage von Roscher's Kolonien.

Leipzig: C. F. Winter, 1885. (2), vi, 470 pp. 8°.

Sacerdoti, V. Studi sulla colonizzazione.

Bologna, 1890. 248 pp. 8°.

Select tracts relating to colonies, consisting of—
I. An essay on plantations. By Sir Francis Bacon.

II. Some passages taken out of the history of Florence, etc.
III. A treatise. By John De Witt.

IV. The benefit of plantations or colonies. By William Penn.
V. A discourse concerning plantations. By Sir. Josiah Child.

London: Printed for J. Roberts. [1733?] (8), 40 pp. 12°.

Smith, Adam. Of colonies: of the motives for establishing new colonies; causes of the prosperity of new colonies; of the advantages which Europe has derived from the discovery of America. .

(In his An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. Reprinted from the 6th edition, with an introduction by E. B. Bax. v. 2, pp. 62-156. London, 1896.)

NOTE. Also to be found in other editions of Smith's works.

The colonial policy of Europe.

(In Rand, B.: Selections illustrating economic history of the seven years' war. 2d
edition, pp. 1-30. Cambridge, 1892.)

Société d'études coloniales, Bruxelles. Bulletin, 3e-5e année. 1896-98.
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NOTE. This periodical is currently received at the Library.

Thierry, C. de. Imperialism. With an introduction by W. E. Henley.
London: Duckworth & company, 1898. xv, 110 pp. 8°.

Van Octroy, F. Conventions internationales définissant les limites actuelles des possessions, protectorats et sphères d'influence en Afrique.

Bruxelles: Schepens, 1898. 518 pp. 8°.

Wakefield, Edward Gibbon. A view of the art of colonization, with present reference to the British empire; in letters between a statesman and a colonist. London: John W. Parker, 1849. xxiv, 513 pp. 8°.

NOTE.-Inserted in the body of the work are Dr. Hind's "Essay on colonization;" Charles Buller's "Mr. Mothercountry of the colonial office;" and in the appendix "Speech of Charles Buller in the House of Commons, April 6, 1843, on systematic colonization."

Wallis, J.P. Early colonial constitutions.

(In Royal historical society. Transactions, new series, volume 10, pp. 59-83. London, 1896.)

Worsfold, W. B. South Africa; a study in colonial administration and develop

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II, III. Die Kolonialpolitik Grossbritanniens.

THEORY OF COLONIZATION, GOVERNMENT OF DEPENDENCIES, PROTECTORATES, ETC.

ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS, 1898-1900.

1898. Does trade follow the flag? Lord Farrer.

Contemporary Review, vol. 74 (December, 1898), 810.

O. P. Austin.

National Geographic Magazine, vol. 10 (January, 1899), 21.

1899.

Appleton's Popular Science Monthly, vol. 54 (February, 1899), 518.

Does trade follow the flag? Lord Masham.

Contemporary Review, vol. 75 (February, 1899), 218.

1899. The commercial future: I. International struggle for life. Brooks Adams. II. The commercial sovereignty of the seas. B. Taylor.

Fortnightly Review, vol. 65 (February, 1899), 274, 284.

1899. Imperialism. J. L. Walton.

Contemporary Review, vol. 75 (March, 1899), 305.

1899. The evolution of colonies: Social evolution. J. Collier.

1899.

Popular Science Monthly, vol. 54 (March, 1899), 577.

The colonies of the world and how they are governed. O. P. Austin.
Forum, vol. 27 (May, 1899), 303.

1899. The seamy side of imperialism. Robert Wallace.

1899.

Contemporary Review, vol. 75 (June, 1899), 782.

The flag and trade; a summary review of the trade of the chief colonial empires. A. W. Flux.

Royal Statistical Society Journal, vol. 62 (September, 1899), 489.

H. Birchenough.

Nineteenth Century, vol. 46 (September, 1899), 352.

1899.

The imperial function of trade.

1899.

1899.

The value of the imperial idea.

Spectator, vol. 83 (October 7, 1899), 485.

The cooperation of colonial governments. J. Macdomell.

Journal of the Society of Comp. Legislation, new series, vol. 3 (December, 1899), 41.

1900. Radicalism and the imperial spirit. A. R. Carman.

1900.

Contemporary Review, vol. 77 (January, 1900), 18.

Does colonization pay? O. P. Austin.
Forum, vol. 28 (January, 1900), 621.

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Manson, Patrick. Tropical diseases. A manual of the diseases of warm climates. With 88 illustrations and 2 colored plates.

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