rk's book marks an epoch in the history of economic
thought in the United States. Its inspirations, its
illustrations, even its independence of the opinions of
others, are American; but its originality, the brilliancy of
its reasoning, and its completeness deserve and will surely
obtain for it a place in the world literature."--HENRY R.
SEAGER, in the _Annals of the American Academy_.

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readers than they are accustomed to bestow upon works on
abstract economics. It is, indeed, a book written by an
economist for economists, but its style, its clear and basic
thought, illuminates a subject which the thinking public
continually discusses."--_The Outlook_.

The Control of Trusts

An Argument in Favor of Curbing the Power of Monopoly by a Natural
Method

Published by the Columbia University Press
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it with such force and brevity that the busiest man or woman
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rare art of writing a preface. The straightaway manner in
which he outlines the scope of his book reminds one of the
famous first lines in Macaulay's 'History of England,' and
promises much which this book fulfils."--_Boston Advertiser_.

The Problem of Monopoly

A Study of a Grave Danger and of the Natural Mode of Averting It

Published by the Columbia University Press
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A series of lectures first delivered at Cooper Union, New
York, dealing with:--The Growth of Corporations; the Sources
of the Corporations; Powers for Evil; Great Corporations and
the _Law_; Organized Labor and Monopoly; Agriculture and
Monopoly; Governmental Monopolies.

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would give a better understanding of the trust
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