The reader may with advantage refer, on this subject, to a pamphlet by Professor Vinogradoff, Russia: the Psychology of a Nation (Oxford, 1914).

The anonymous pamphlet referred to above, says that Cook does not give the cause of Sutherland's death, and that he had been fatally wounded by the blacks whilst trying to secure a metal plate he had found affixed to a tree, recording that the Dutch had previously been on the spot.

The pamphlet goes on to say that Cook suppressed these facts in order to have the credit of being the first discoverer, but that the plate had been secured by some one and deposited in the British Museum.

Lamb possibly refers to Jacob Bryant's Essay on the Original Genius and Writings of Homer, 1775, or his pamphlet on the Trojan War, 1795, 1799.

It is not to be supposed that in England the royal pamphlet had its desired effect.

I don't know whether she done it on account o' the teacher's remarks or notbut she cert'n'y does prize that pamphlet.

The writer of the pamphlet before us is one of the few men who not only think for themselves, nut whose thoughts deserve attention.

But leaving this and other points on which we find ourselves at issue with Mr. Fisher, we come to what we regard as the most important part of his pamphlet,the results which he shows to follow from the law, that "each race has a tendency to occupy exclusively that portion of the country suited to its nature."

Dare those who, for the benefit of slavery, have given so wide and active a circulation to the Pittsburg pamphlet, make the experiment?

[Footnote 57: Pittsburg Pamphlet, p. 9.]

[Footnote 61: Pittsburg pamphlet, p. 9.]

[Footnote 63: Pittsburg pamphlet, p. 18, 19.]

He had, however, no objection to adding Mr. SHAW'S latest pamphlet to "the large budget of Shavian literature" already at the Foreign Office, where, it is said, the clerks on night-duty like to beguile their leisure with light fiction.

"The American Grammar;" a Pamphlet; 12mo, pp. 48: Salem, N. Y., 1821.

WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY Pamphlet supplement, U. S. compiled statutes.

Pamphlet supplement, Feb.-Mar. 1927.

Pamphlet supplement: index and tables.

Cumulative pamphlet.

UNITED STATES CODE CURRENT SERVICE. 1939 pamphlet.

Cumulative pamphlet.

Oct. 1938 cumulative pamphlet.

Cumulative pamphlet.

1939 cumulative pamphlet with annotations.

October 1938 cumulative pamphlet with annotations.

A few of the sources that have been drawn upon will be indicated in a pamphlet following the plan of the "Manual of References and Exercises in Economics," already published for use in connection with Volume I; but the limits of space will prevent a complete enumeration.