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Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society
Report of the society and list of members included in each vol.
Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society
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Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society
Report of the society and list of members included in each vol.
Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society
Excerpt from Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society: Session 1876-7 Observations on a Continuation Table and Chart, showing the Balance of Account between the Mercantile Public and the Bank Of England, ' 1844-75, with special reference to its course in the years 1866 By Mr. Henry baker. The Operations of the Poor Law, with some suggestions for the amendment thereof. By Mr. Thomas chorlton. A paper by Mr. Langton was also read, being a preface to the reprint of his paper, read before the Society, December 3oth, 1857, entitled Observations on a Table showing the Balance of Account between the Mercantile Public and the Bank of England. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes h...
Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society These milder Socialists and true Social Reformers distrust violent revolutions, which they think take one step forward and two back ward. They think that no sudden revolution is ever possible in fundamental social institutions without a previous change and preparation in men's minds that Private Property and Inheritance, the oldest and most universal institutions, are the mere legal expression Of our inmost human nature 5 that Freedom of Contract and Interest, the other two things chiefly attacked by the Socialists, are necessary consequences of man's social circumstances and his nature conjointly, and that in consequence the f...
