Scott Nearing.

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Patten--The Social Basis of Religion. By Simon N. Patten.

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Peabody--The Approach to the Social Question. By Francis
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Pierce--The Tariff and the Trusts. By Franklin Pierce.

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Rauschenbusch--Christianity and the Social Crisis. By Walter
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Riis--The Making of an American. By Jacob Riis.

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Riis--Theodore Roosevelt, the Citizen. By Jacob Riis.

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Ryan--A Living Wage; Its Ethical and Economic Aspects. By Rev.
J.A. Ryan.

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general reader."--_World To-day._

Scott--Increasing Human Efficiency in Business. By Walter Dill
Scott.

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psychology."--_The American Banker._

St. Maur--The Earth's Bounty. By Kate V. St. Maur.

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St. Maur--A Self-supporting Home. By Kate V. St. Maur.

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Sherman--What is Shakespeare? By L.A. Sherman.

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Sidgwick--Home Life in Germany. By A. Sidgwick.

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Simons--Social Forces in American History. By A.W. Simons.

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Smith--The Spirit of American Government. By J. Allen
Smith.

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