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Running title: An international code. ; Caption title, p. [3]: International Congress at Geneva, in Switzerland. 1874. ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

--[I] International council of women; report of transactions.--[II] Women in education.--[III-IV] Women in professions.--[V] Women in politics.--[VI] Women in industrial life.--[VII] Women in social life. ; Mode of access: Internet.

List of papers read at the annual conventions, included in volumes for 1908-1910. ; 1912 (no proceedings pub.) ; The 15th-16th reports, and the 19th-20th, were combined; 26th, 1912, never published; 27th combined with report of the 29th convention of the International Association of Labor Commissioners; 28th (final) meeting included in the "Proceedings of the first annual convention [of] the Association of Governmental Labor Officials of the United States and Canada", at which convention the amalgamation of the "International Association of Factory Inspectors" and the "International Association of Labor Commissioners" to form the "Association of the Government Labor Officials of the United States and Canada", was accomplished. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Proceedings of the 1st-6th conventions issued also in the annual reports of the Department of Inspection of Workshops and Factories of Ohio, 1887-92.

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The second part bearing half-titl "Life and military career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson originally appeared in 1864 as "Old Jack" and his foot cavalry. ; This book is a new edition of Life and improvement of Jefferson Davis originally published in 1866, with the edition of new matter in the life of Davis. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Retrospect and prospect (The World's work, February, 1902)--Conditions determining the naval expansion of the United States (Leslie's weekly, October 2, 1902)--The influence of the South African war upon the prestige of the British empire (The National review, December, 1901)--Motives to imperial federation (The Nationa review and the International monthly, May, 1902)--Considerations governing the disposition of navies (The National review, July, 1902)--The Persian gulf and international relations (The National review, September, 1902)--The military rule of obedience (The National review and International monthly, March, 1902)--Admiral Sampson (McClure's magazine, July, 1902, and the Fortnightly review, August, 1902) ; Mode of access: Internet.

An address read before the French Institute (Academy of Moral and Political Sciences), Paris, May 10, 1881. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Geography, geological conditions, meteorological peculiarities, fluvial system, animal and vegetable kingdoms, phenomena of the coast desert -- Historical sketch -- Financial conditions, settlement with foreign bondholders, railways and their proposed extension, navigation facilities, lines of transportation, Oroya Railroad, telegraph and telephone systems -- Minerals and mines, distribution of gold, silver, copper, lead, coal, tin and other metals, the petroleum wells -- Political divisions, cities and towns, government and constitution, weights and measures, currency -- Total commerce. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 2

In its The fisheries exhibition literature. 1884, 8vo, XII, 383-493. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Special labor legislation for women.--Special labor legislation for children.--Scientific training of domestic servants.--Civil disabilities of women.--The home as work-shop.--Trades unionism.--Ethics of wage earning.--Technical and industrial training of women & girls. Provident schemes. Co-operation and profit-sharing. ; Mode of access: Internet.

I. The West. By R. Congreve.--II. England and France. By F. Harrison.--III. England and the sea. By E.S. Beesly.--IV. England and India. By E.H. Pember.--V. England and China. By J.H. Bridges.--VI. England and Japan. By C.A. Cookson.--VII. England and the uncivilised communities. By H.D. Hutton. ; Mode of access: Internet.

A later edition issued by Tasmania, Dept. of lands and works. ; "Corrigenda," inserted before p. 3. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: The Committee for the International exposition of 1892, of the city of New York. Committee on legislation. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Editor's preface" signed: William P. Coyne. ; Bibliography: p. 27-28. ; Agriculture and Technical Instruction for Ireland -- Plunkett, Col. The Dublin Museum of Science and Art -- The National Library of Ireland -- Statistical survey of Irish agriculture in 1900 -- The Irish horse-breeding industry -- Ewart, J.C. The ponies of Connemara -- Bruce, R. The Irish cattle industry -- Sheep-breeding in Ireland -- Green, W.S. The sea fisheries of Ireland. Inland fisheries -- The linen trade of Ireland -- Brenan, J. The modern Irish lace industry -- Marketing of Irish lace -- Rolleston, T.W. Art and cottage industries of Ireland -- The shipbuilding industry in Belfast -- Official list of exhibitors and exhibits. ; Cole, G.A.J. The topography and geology of Ireland. Irish minerals and building stones -- Kilroe, J.R. The soils of Ireland. The climate of Ireland -- Johnson, T. The flora of Ireland -- Carpenter, G.H. The animals of Ireland -- Booth, C. The economic distribution of population -- The railways of Ireland -- Canals and river navigations -- Irish joint stock banks -- Irish savings banks -- Co-operative credit associations in Ireland -- Keenan, Sir P. Agricultural education in Ireland -- Brenan, J. Metropolitan School of Art, Dublin -- Trobridge, G. Belfast Government School of Art -- Mulligan, W. The Crawford Municipal School of Art -- Science teaching and technical instruction -- The Royal Dublin Society -- M'Crae, K. The North-east Agricultural Association -- Morton, W. The Flax Supply Association -- Byrne, J. The County Cork Agricultural Society -- Anderson, R.A. Agricultural co-operation in Ireland -- The Congested Districts Board for Ireland -- The Department of ; Mode of access: Internet.

Biographical notices.--Lectures: I. On the sphere and functions of an academical faculty of law. II. Professor Aytoun. III. The German war. IV. Reasons for the study of jurisprudence as a science. V. (1) The international significance of recent events. (2) The Franco-German war. VI. Monarchy, republicanism, and democracy. VII. The Institute of international law founded at Ghent. VIII. The "Three rules of Washington" viewed in their relation to international arbitration. IX. English and foreign jurists and international jurisprudence. X. Of the denationalisation of Constantinople . XI. Does the Corân supply an ethical basis on which a political superstructure can be raised? XII. Prolegomena to a reasoned system of international law. XIII. The land question in its social and political aspects. XIV. Of the idea of the family in modern society. XV. Centralisation and decentralisation. XVI. Politics as a profession. XVII. The story of the chair of public law in the University of Edinburgh. XVIII. The Faculty of law. XIX. The church and the bar.--Appendix.--Index ; Mode of access: Internet.