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Sato, Shosuke. History of the Land Question in the United States.Baltimore , Johns Hopkins Univ., 1886. $1.25.

Walker, Francis A. Land and Its Rent. Bost., Little, Brown & Co. ,1883. 220 pp. S. 75 c.

Reviews the doctrines of Carey, Bastiat , Mill, Leroy-Beaulieu, and H. George asto rent- Shows how economists have discriminated between land and other forms ofproperty. Objects to Mill's proposal that the State should appropriate future unearnedincrement on grounds of political expediency, not on grounds of political equity. Thebest American book on the subject from the conservative standpoint.

Winn, H. Property in Land ; an essay on the new crusade. N. Y. ,Putnam, 1888. 73 pp. D. pap., 25 c.

An adverse criticism of H. George’s propositions.

Argyll, Duke of, and George, H. Property in Land; a passage-at-arms. N. Y. , J. W. Lovell Co., 1886. 77 pp. S. pap., 15 c.

Arnold , Arthur. Free Land. Lond. , Kegan Paul , 1880. 371 pp. D.

Presents the British land question.

Bateman, J. Acre-ocraoy of England, a list of the owners of 3,000acres and upwards, with their possessions and incomes, arranged under theirvarious counties. Lond. , Pickering, 1876. 220 pp. D.

Birkbeck, W. Lloyd. Historical Sketch of the Distribution ofLand in England; with suggestions for some improvement in the law.Lond. and N. Y. , Macmillan, 1885. D. $1.50.

Broderick, Geo. C. English Land and English Landlords. Aninquiry into the origin and character of the English land system, with pro-posals for its reform. Lond- and N. Y. , Cassell, 1881. 515 pp. D.

Caird, James, M. P. Prairie Farming in America. N. Y. , Apple-ton, 1859.

Elliott, T. J. The Land Question. Lond. & N. Y., Cassell & Co.3s. 6d.

Treats of certain phases of the English land question.

Fisher, Joseph. History of Land-Holding in England. Lond. ,1876. O.

Gomme, G. L. The Village Community, with special reference tothe origin and form of its survivals in Britain. Contemporary Science Se-ries. N. Y. , Scribner, 1890. 299 pp. D. $1.25.

Adds to the researches of Nasse, Maine , and Seebohm much new information.

Hill, Oct A VIA. Our Common Land , and other short essays. Lond. ,Macmillan, 1877. 206 pp. S.

A plea for preservation of commons and public parks.

Kay , Joseph. Free Trade in Land. With Preface by John Bright .Lond. , Kegan Paul , 1879. O. 5s.

-Same, gth ed. With review of recent changes in the land laws of

England, by G. O. Morgan. Omitting statistical appendix. Lond. , Kegan Paul , 1885. i2 + i8opp. D. pap., is.

Gives a clear statement of the position in 1879 of the land question in Great Brit-ain and Ireland, together with a summary of the systems of land tenure throughoutEurope , with some of the results traceable to them.