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ng, its relation to scientific knowledge, and its bearings on the problems of natural and rational causation. London, 1913. (11) Weigall, A. "The Influence of the Kinematograph upon National Life," _Nineteenth Century and After_, LXXXIX (April, 1921), 661-72. III. MATERIALS FOR THE STUDY OF MOBILITY (1) Vallaux, Camille. "Le sol et l'etat," _Geographie sociale._ Paris, 1911. (2) Demolins, Edmond. _Comment la route cree le type social._ Les grandes routes des peuples; essai de geographie social. 2 vols. Paris, 1901. (3) Vandervelde, E. _L'exode rural el le retour aux champs._ Chap. iv, "Les consequences de l'exode rural." (Sec. 3 discusses the political and intellectual, the physical and moral consequences of the rural exodus, pp. 202-13.) Paris, 1903. (4) Bury, J. B. _A History of Freedom of Thought._ London and New York, 1913. (5) Bloch, Iwan. _Die Prostitution._ Handbuch der gesamten Sexualwissenschaft in Einzeldarstellungen. Berlin, 1912. (6) Pagnier, Armand. _Du vagabondage et des vagabonds._ Etude psychologique, sociologique et medico-legale. Lyon, 1906. (7) Laubach, Frank C. _Why There Are Vagrants._ A study based upon an examination of one hundred men. New York, 1916. (8) Ribton-Turner, Charles J. _A History of Vagrants and Vagrancy and Beggars and Begging._ London, 1887. (9) Florian, Eugenio. _I vagabondi._ Studio sociologicoguiridico. Parte prima, "L'Evoluzione del vagabondaggio." Pp. 1-124. Torino, 1897-1900. (10) Devine, Edward T. "The Shiftless and Floating City Population," _Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science_, X (September, 1897), 149-164. IV. SOCIAL CONTACTS IN PRIMARY GROUPS (1) Sumner, Wm. G. _Folkways._ A study of the sociological importance of usages, manners, customs, mores, and morals. "The In-Group and the Out-Group," pp. 12-16. Boston, 1906. (2) Vierkandt, Alfred. _Naturvoelker und Kulturvoelker._ Ein Beitrag zur Socialpsychologie. Leipzig, 1896. (3) Pandian, T. B. _Indian Village Folk._ Their Works and Ways. London, 1897. (4) Dobschuetz, E. v. _Die urchristlichen Gemeinden._ Sittengeschichtliche Bilder. Leipzig, 1902. (5) Kautsky, Karl. _Communism in Central Europe in the Time of the Reformation._ Translated by J. L. and E. G. Mulliken. London, 1897. (6) Hupka, S. von. _Entwicklung der westgalizischen Dorfzustaende in der 2. Haelfte des 19. Jahrhunderts, verfolgt in einem Doerferkomplex._ Zuerich, 1910. (7) Wallace, D
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