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an alphabetical list containing full information as to all the works
referred to, together with many additional titles.

A GREAT WORK INCREASED IN VALUE

The American Commonwealth

By JAMES BRYCE

New edition, thoroughly revised, with four new chapters

_Two 8vo volumes, $4.00_

"More emphatically than ever is it the most noteworthy treatise on
our political and social system."--_The Dial._

"The most sane and illuminating book that has been written on this
country."--_Chicago Tribune._

"What makes it extremely interesting is that it gives the matured
views of Mr. Bryce after a closer study of American institutions
for nearly the life of a generation."--_San Francisco Chronicle._

"The work is practically new and more indispensable than
ever."--_Boston Herald._

"In its revised form, Mr. Bryce's noble and discerning book
deserves to hold its preeminent place for at least twenty years
more."--_Record-Herald_, Chicago, Ill.

"Mr. Bryce could scarcely have conferred on the American people a
greater benefit than he has done in preparing the revised edition
of his monumental and classic work, 'The American
Commonwealth.'"--_Boston Globe._

"If the writer of this review was to be compelled to reduce his
library of Americana to five books, James Bryce's 'American
Commonwealth' would be one of them."--_Evening Telegram_,
Portland, Ore.

The Government of American Cities

By WILLIAM BENNETT MUNRO, Ph. D., LL. B., Professor of Municipal
Government in Harvard University.

_Cloth, 8vo, 401 pp., $2.25_

"It is doubtful if a more scholarly and, unprejudiced presentation
of the tendencies of the times, showing the faults and advantage
of our systems of municipal management, has before appeared. The
book will be appreciated everywhere."--_The Boston Globe._

"... a fresh contribution to a weighty and important public
discussion."--_Philadelphia North American._

By THE SAME AUTHOR

The Government of European Cities

_Cloth, 8vo, 409 pp., $2.00_

"The most effective work now done in political science is that
going on in the field of applied politics. Avoiding abstract
principles and _a priori_ speculation, it addresses itself to
examination of the actual organization of public authority and of
the way in whi