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1936, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 724-735 Farm Land Values as Affected by Road Type and Distance
by Charles L. Stewart - 736-742 Technical Conditions Are Important Factors in Short-Time Movements of Wheat Prices
by H. S. Irwin - 743-745 Combination of Factors of Different Efficiency
by Warren C. Waite - 745-747 The National Income, and What Do We Know About It?
by O. C. Stine - 748-750 The Need for Area Index Numbers
by John D. Black & Guy Black - 750-755 Farm Management Research and Changing Price Relationships
by J. C. Bottum - 755-758 Do Present Trends in the Teaching of Economics Jeopardize the Future Value of Research?
by D. N. Donaldson - 759-761 Some Effects of Maintaining Retail Prices of Whole Milk at Artificial Levels
by Jesse T. Palmer - 761-765 The Relation of AAA Reductions to Gold Prices and Purchasing Power of Cotton
by Paul A. Eke - 765-768 The Cost of Terracing Farm Land Cooperatively
by Gordon H. Ward - 768-770 The Grain Monopoly in Czechoslovakia
by S. Bordaevski - 772-772 Die Tschechoslowakische Landwirtschaft (Czechoslovak Agriculture), by Dr. Eduard Reich, C. E. Verlagsbuchhandlung, P. Parey. Berlin. 1935. Pp. 312. Price R.M. 13:20
by F. Svoboda - 773-773 Southern Regions of the United States, by Howard W. Odum. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press. Pp. xi, 644. $4.00
by Charles E. Allred - 773-775 The Growth and Distribution of Population, by S. Vere Pearson. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1935. Pp. 449. $4.00
by P. K. Whelpton - 775-778 Six Rural Problem Areas: Relief—Resources—Rehabilitation, by P. G. Beck and M. C. Forster. Washington: Federal Emergency Relief Administration. 1935. Pp. ix, 167
by H. M. Haag - 778-778 Is Industry Decentralizing?, by Daniel B. Cromer. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. 1936. Pp. 105. $1.00
by J. I. Falconer - 779-781 The Economics of Open Price Systems, by E. S. Lyon and V. Abramson. The Brookings Institution. 1936. Pp. 159. $1.25
by Roland S. Vaile - 781-781 Glory Roads—The Psychological State of California, by Luther H. Whiteman and Samuel L. Lewis. Crowell. 1936. Pp. xxii, 267. $2.00
by L. J. Norton - 782-783 Group Settlement: Ethnic Communities in Western Canada, by C. A. Dawson. Toronto: The Macmillan Co. 1936. Pp. xx, 395. $4.50
by George S. Wehrwein - 783-784 Rural Sociology, third edition, by J. M. Gillette. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1936. Pp. xxxiv, 778. $4.50
by Paul H. Landis - 784-784 Public Finance, by Alfred G. Buehler. New York: McGraw-Hill. 1936. Pp. xix, 632. $4.00
by Merlin H. Hunter
1936, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 453-468 Production Control in Agriculture and Industry
by M. R. Benedict - 469-476 Agricultural Adjustment and Farm Tenure
by D. W. Watkins - 477-492 Rural Zoning: Controlling Land Utilization under the Police Power
by C. I. Hendrickson - 493-499 Migration Required for Best Land Use
by Bushrod W. Allin - 500-507 Planning Location of Hard Roads and Electric Lines
by T. E. LaMont - 508-522 Enactment and Administration of Rural County Zoning Ordinances
by George S. Wehrwein - 523-532 An Approach to the Grading of Land for Purposes of Appraisal
by Conrad H. Hammar - 533-542 Land Utilization in Nova Scotia
by W. V. Longley - 543-555 Irrigation Policies and Programs in the Northern Great Plains Region
by Sherman E. Johnson - 556-567 Argentine Experience With Farm Relief Measures
by Simon G. Hanson - 568-586 Mortgage Adjustment and the Re-Organization of Farm Finance in New Zealand
by Horace Belshaw - 587-596 Cotton Gins as Public Utilities in Oklahoma
by Roy A. Ballinger - 597-607 Covariance Used to Analyze the Relation between Corn Yield and Acreage
by Gertrude M. Cox & George W. Snedecor - 608-610 Farm Credit Research in the FCA
by W. G. Murray - 610-612 The 1936 Agricultural Census of the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
by O. A. Lemieux - 613-616 Economic Status of Tenure Groups in Tallapoosa and Chambers Counties, Alabama
by Ben F. Alvord - 616-621 A Review of the Oleomargarine Situation
by Harry Trelogan - 623-624 Marketing Agreements under the AAA, by Edwin G. Nourse. Washington, D. C.: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. xii, 446. $2.50
by H. E. Erdman - 624-625 The Cotton Crisis, edited by S. D. Myres, Jr., Director, The George F. and Ora Nixon Arnold Foundation. Dallas: Southern Methodist University. 1935. Pp. x, 202. $1.00
by W. E. Paulson - 625-626 Land Reclamation in Italy, by Cesare Longobardi. Translated into the English language by Oliva Rossetti Agresti. P. S. King and Son, Ltd. Orchard House, Westminster S. W. 1. 1936. Pp. 243. Price 12s 6d
by David Weeks - 626-628 The Problem of Poverty, by John Rustgard. D. Appleton-Century Company. 1936. Price $2.00
by Kenneth Hood - 628-630 The History of Milk Prices, by Ruth L. Cohen. Oxford: Agricultural Economics Research Institute. 1936. Pp. xiii, 205. Price 5s
by Warren C. Waite - 630-631 The Theory of Free Competition by C. J. Ratzlaff. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. 1936. Pp. 341. $3.00
by John M. Cassels - 631-634 A Program for Modern America, by Harry W. Laidler. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company. 1936. Pp. 498. $2.50
by G. P. Scoville - 634-635 Farm Organization and Management, by Garnet W. Forster. Raleigh: Lithoprinted, Edwards Brothers. 1935. Pp. xxv, 210. $3.00
by E. C. Young - 635-637 Cotton and the AAA, by Henry I. Richards. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1936. Pp. xv, 389. $2.50
by G. W. Forster
1936, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 229-241 The Agricultural Adjustment Act and National Recovery
by Chester C. Davis - 241-243 The Agricultural Adjustment Act and National Recovery: Discussion by J. D. Black
by J. D. Black - 244-255 Fundamental Significance of the Agricultural Adjustment Concept
by E. G. Nourse - 255-256 Fundamental Significance of the Agricultural Adjustment Concept: Discussion by J. I. Falconer
by J. I. Falconer - 257-273 The Social and Economic Implications of the National Land Program
by L. C. Gray - 274-280 The Social and Economic Implications of the National Land Program: Discussion by Noble Clark
by Noble Clark - 281-292 A Future Pattern of Research in Agricultural Economics
by Eric Englund - 292-295 A Future Pattern of Research in Agricultural Economics: Discussion by F. F. Hill
by F. F. Hill - 296-308 Research in Agricultural Economics from the Standpoint of the States
by Theodore W. Schultz - 308-310 Research in Agricultural Economics from the Standpoint of the States: Discussion by F. P. Weaver
by F. P. Weaver - 311-319 Agricultural Policy and the Economist
by A. G. Black - 320-329 A Classification and Summary of Research Projects in Dairy Marketing
by S. C. Hudson - 330-337 Research in the Consumption and Demand for Milk
by W. C. Waite - 338-351 Research in Costs of Distributing Milk
by Leland Spencer - 352-362 Transportation of Milk in the St. Louis Milkshed
by R. W. Bartlett - 363-368 Marketing Research Needs of the Dairy Industry
by H. A. Ross - 369-371 Research in Marketing Fruits and Vegetables
by N. L. Allen - 372-384 The Motor Truck in Relation to Fruit and Vegetable Marketing
by M. P. Rasmussen - 384-387 The Motor Truck in Relation to Fruit and Vegetable Marketing: Discussion by Henry H. Bakken
by Henry H. Bakken - 388-390 New York Foods Consumption Survey
by Alexander Sturges - 390-392 New York Foods Consumption Survey: Discussion by E. R. French
by E. R. French - 393-401 Research as a Basis for Grading Fruits and Vegetables
by Charles W. Hauck - 401-404 Research as a Basis for Grading Fruits and Vegetables: Discussion by W. G. Meal
by W. G. Meal - 405-414 Urgent Needs for Research in Marketing Fruits and Vegetables
by Frederick V. Waugh - 414-420 Urgent Needs for Research in Marketing Fruits and Vegetables: Discussion W. C. Hopper
by W. C. Hopper - 421-422 California Agricultural Prorate Act Constitutional
by E. A. Stokdyk - 422-425 Can Counties Be Reorganized—Consolidated?
by Harrison L. Euler - 425-426 Results of the Czechoslovakian Land Reform
by S. Borodaewsky - 427-430 Developments Affecting the International Trade of the United States in Agricultural Products
by J. D. Black - 432-433 $2500 a Year, by Mordecai Ezekiel. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. Pp. XV, 328. $2.50
by W. E. Grimes - 433-434 The Agricultural Dilemma, by Viscount Astor and B. Seebohm Rowntree. London: P. S. King and Son, Ltd. 1935. Pp. XIII, 101. 2s. 6d
by O. B. Jesness - 435-437 Ludwig Oppenheimer, Gross- und Kleinbetrieb in der Siedlung. Gustav Fischer, Jena, publ. 1934. 378 pages
by Marie Jasny-Philippi - 437-439 The Dairy Industry and the AAA, by John D. Black. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. XIV, 520. $3.00
by Don S. Anderson - 439-441 Howard, Lady Louise E. (Matthaei), Labour in Agriculture: An International Survey. 339 pp. London: Oxford University Press, H. Milford, 1935. Issued under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs
by Josiah C. Folsom - 441-442 Land Planning, by Lewis C. Gray. Public Policy Pamphlet No. 19, University of Chicago Press. 1936. 37 pp. Introduction by Harry D. Gideonse, editor
by C. L. Stewart - 442-444 Cartel Problems, by Karl Pribram. Washington: The Brookings Institution, 1935. Pp. ix, 287. $2.50
by E. J. Working - 444-446 Land Settlement. A report prepared for the Carnegie United Kingdom Trustees, by A. W. Menzies Kitchin, T. and A. Constable, Ltd., Edinburgh (1935)
by George S. Wehrwein
1936, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-11 Farm Economists and Agricultural Planning
by Henry A. Wallace - 12-26 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment
by M. L. Wilson - 27-43 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment
by O. B. Jesness - 44-48 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by G. F. Warren
by G. F. Warren - 48-51 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by J. S. Davis
by J. S. Davis - 51-52 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by O. C. Stine
by O. C. Stine - 53-54 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by H. E. Erdman
by H. E. Erdman - 54-56 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by J. D. Black
by J. D. Black - 56-58 Validity of the Fundamental Assumptions Underlying Agricultural Adjustment: Discussion by Don S. Anderson
by Don S. Anderson - 59-63 Some Observations on the Agricultural Program in Canada
by J. F. Booth - 64-74 Progress and Problems in Agricultural Planning in the New England and Middle Atlantic States
by I. G. Davis - 75-85 Progress and Problems in Agricultural Planning in the North Central States
by H. C. M. Case - 86-94 Progress and Problems in Agricultural Planning in the Southern States
by G. W. Forster - 95-106 Progress and Problems in Regional Agricultural Planning from the National Point of View
by F. F. Elliott - 107-126 Some State Problems in Agricultural Statistics
by Walter H. Ebling - 126-130 Some State Problems in Agricultural Statistics: Discussion by R. L. Gillett
by R. L. Gillett - 131-142 Some New Developments Designed to Extend the Scope and Improve the Accuracy of Agricultural Information
by Asher Hobson - 143-152 The 1935 Census—An Appraisal from the Viewpoint of Crop Estimates
by Joseph A. Becker - 151-152 The 1935 Census—An Appraisal from the Viewpoint of Crop Estimates: Discussion by Z. R. Pettet
by Z. R. Pettet - 153-168 A National Program of Farm Management Research
by C. L. Holmes - 169-179 Statistical Analysis in Farm Management Research
by Stanley W. Warren - 180-190 Farm Management Research in Relation to Agricultural Adjustment and Rehabilitation
by P. L. Slagsvold - 191-197 What is Part-Time Farming?
by Leonard A. Salter - 197-198 The Use of Pasture in the Economic Production of Fluid Milk in Delaware
by R. O. Bausman - 200-204 Wheat and the AAA, by Joseph S. Davis. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. XVII, 468. $3.00
by Peter L. Slagsvold - 204-206 Livestock under the AAA, by D. A. FitzGerald. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. XIII, 384. $2.50
by Homer J. Henney - 207-208 Tobacco Under the AAA, by Harold B. Rowe. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935, Pp. 317. $2.50
by Dana G. Card - 208-211 Income and Economic Progress, by Harold G. Moulton. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. XI, 191. $2.00
by I. G. Davis - 211-214 Eliot, Jared, Essays Upon Field Husbandry in New England, and Other Papers, 1748–1762. Edited by Harry J. Corman and Rexford G. Tugwell. New York: Columbia University Press. 1934. Pp. LVI, 261. $3.50
by Andrew Boss - 214-216 A Study of Rural Society, by J. H. Kolb and E. deS Brunner. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1935. Pp. XIV, 642. $3.75
by C. E. Lively - 216-217 The House of Adam Smith, by Eli Ginzberg. New York: Columbia University Press. 1934. Pp. VIII, 265. $2.75
by F. B. Garver - 217-219 Theodore Brinkman's Economics of the Farm Business, English edition, translated by Elizabeth Tucker Benedict, Heinrich Hermann Stippler, and Murrary Reed Benedict. Berkeley,California: University of California Press. 1935. Pp. X, 172. $2.00
by C. L. Holmes
1935, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 613-624 Farm Mortgages and the Government
by William G. Murray - 625-641 Correct and Incorrect Method of Determining the Effectiveness of the Tariff
by Henry Schultz - 642-645 A Reply to Professor Schultz
by Roland R. Renne - 646-658 The National Institute of Agricultural Economics in Italy
by Arrigo Serpieri - 659-668 The Field of Agricultural Data
by Walter H. Ebling - 669-681 Tax Relief through Rational Expenditure Control
by Harley L. Lutz - 682-693 Studies of Local Government as an Approach to the Question of Farm Taxation
by M. P. Catherwood - 693-695 Studies of Local Government as an Approach to the Question of Farm Taxation: Discussion by Conrad H. Hammar
by Conrad H. Hammar - 695-701 Studies of Local Government as an Approach to the Question of Farm Taxation: Discussion by G. S. Klemmedson
by G. S. Klemmedson - 702-709 The Social Effects of Land Division in Relationship to a Program of Land Utilization
by T. Lynn Smith - 710-719 The Subsistence Homestead Program from the Viewpoint of an Economist
by Wm. E. Zeuch - 720-731 Social and Economic Significance of the Subsistence Homesteads Program—from the Viewpoint of a Sociologist
by Carl C. Taylor - 732-735 Problems of Creamery Operating Efficiency in California
by J. M. Tinley - 735-738 Some Factors Affecting Butter Consumption
by John B. Roberts - 738-741 The Direct Marketing Controversy
by F. L. Thomsen - 741-748 Some Recent Economic Trends of Concern to Midwest Cooperatives
by Frank Robotka - 748-753 Comments on Views of the Economic Committee of the League of Nations on Agricultural Protectionism
by E. Laur - 755-756 The New Deal and Foreign Trade, by Alonzo E. Taylor. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1935. Pp. XII, 301. $3.00
by A. A. Dowell - 756-760 The Formation of Capital, by Harold G. Moulton. Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. xi, 207. $2.50
by Arthur W. Marget - 760-763 The Economics of Inflation, by H. Parker Willis and John M. Chapman. New York: Columbia University Press. 1935. Pp. IX, 443. $4.50
by Harald S. Patton - 763-765 The National Recovery Administration, by Leverett S. Lyon, Paul T. Homan, George Terborgh, Lewis L. Lorwin, Charles Dearing and Leon C. Marshall. Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1935. Pp. XVII, 947. $3.50
by Roland S. Vaile - 765-767 The Tariff on Dairy Products, by Ronald R. Renne. Madison, Wisconsin: The Tariff Research Committee, 1933. Pp. 171.$0.50 and The Tariffs on Barley, Oats and Corn, by Theodore W. Schultz. Madison, Wisconsin: The Tariff Research Committee, 1933. Pp. 116. $0.50
by H. E. Erdman - 767-770 The Grain Supply Area of the Chicago Market, by Edward A. Duddy and David A. Revzan. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1934. Pp. IX, 84. $1.00
by Frank Robotka - 770-772 The Principles of Marketing, by Henry F. Holtzclaw. New York: Thos. Y. Crowell Company. 1935. Pp. 694. $3.75
by W. P. Mortenson
1935, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 409-422 Intensity of Land Use and the Resettlement Problem in Missouri
by Conrad H. Hammar & James H. Muntzel - 423-432 Significance of the Ownership Pattern to Land Use Planning
by Roland R. Renne - 433-448 Economic Implications of Erosion Control in the Corn Belt
by Rainer Schikele - 449-458 AAA as a Force in Recovery: Further Considerations
by Walter W. Wilcox - 459-468 Freight Rates and Minimum Weight Requirements as Factors in Mixed Carload Shipments of Vegetables from the Lower Rio Grande Valley
by W. E. Paulson - 469-480 Appraisal Methods of Federal Land Banks
by P. L. Gaddis - 481-490 Development of the Report of the Appraisal Committee of the National Joint Committee on Rural Credits
by Hudson Burr - 491-500 Research on Rural Appraisal Problems
by William G. Murray - 501-512 Agricultural College Courses for Rural Appraisers
by Robert R. Hudelson - 513-521 Probable Social Effects of Purchasing Submarginal Land in the Great Plains
by Paul H. Landis - 522-528 Acreage Reduction and the Displacement of Farm Labor
by Wilson Gee - 529-538 Effect of Agricultural Planning on Farm Management in the Corn Belt
by P. E. Johnston - 539-546 Agricultural Planning and Farm Management in the Cotton Belt
by R. J. Saville - 547-552 Agricultural Planning and Farm Management in the Wheat Belt
by W. E. Grimes - 553-561 Agricultural Planning and Farm Management in the Range Territory
by A. F. Vass - 562-567 Agricultural Planning and Farm Management in the Dairy Regions of the Middle Western States
by George A. Pond - 568-574 Agricultural Planning and Farm Management—Dairy Regions
by A. G. Waller - 575-579 Competition and Oligopoly
by Geoffrey Shepherd - 579-583 The Use of Farm Organization and Budgetary Data as a Basis for Land Valuation
by M. H. Saunderson - 583-585 Contacts of Rural People in Organization Mettings
by Merton Oyler - 585-588 Apple Prices in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia
by C. M. Collins - 588-588 Public Utility Control of Milk in Winnipeg
by H. C. Grant - 590-593 New Frontiers, by Henry A. Wallace. New York: Reynal and Hitchcock. 1934. Pp. VI, 314. $2.00
by Benjamin Horace Hibbard - 593-596 Land Utilization in Minnesota, a State Program for the Cut-Over Lands. Final Report of the Committee on Land Utilization and A Program for Land Use in Northern Minnesota, a Type Study in Land Utilization; Oscar B. Jesness, Reynolds I. Nowell and Associates
by George S. Wehrwein - 596-601 The Battle for Democracy, by Rexford Guy Tugwell. New York: Columbia University Press, 1935. Pp. 321. $3.00
by M. R. Benedict - 601-603 Public Finance, edited and annotated by Elmer D. Fagan and C. Ward Macy. New York: Longmans, Green & Co. 1934. 987 pages. $4.75
by Edward D. Allen - 603-605 Family and Society: A Study of the Sociology of Reconstruction, by Carle C. Zimmerman and Merle E. Frampton. New York: D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1935. Pp. XV, 611. $3.50
by Dwight Sanderson - 605-607 Agricultural Cooperation in Fascist Italy, with Full Account of the General Organization of Cooperation, by Freppel Cotta. London: P. S. King and Son, Ltd., 1935. Pp. xv, 148. 7s. 6d
by Asher Hobson - 607-608 Current Economic Policies, ed. by Joseph B. Hubbard, Editor-in-chief. New York: Henry Holt & Co. 1934. XII, 700 pp. $3.50
by A. V. Williams - 608-609 Deutsche Agrarpolitik, by Max Sering with the Collaboration of H. Niehaus and F. Schlömer. Leipzig: Hans Buske Verlag. 1934. Pp. V, 194. RM 6
by A. F. Hinrichs
1935, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 211-218 Changes in the Aggregate Volume and Distribution of Purchasing Power during Recovery
by O. C. Stine - 219-234 Monetary Policy and Prices
by G. F. Warren & F. A. Pearson - 234-239 Monetary Policy and Prices: Discussion By A. W. Marget
by A. W. Marget - 240-249 Some Results of Governmental Attempts to Foster Recovery
by Willford I. King - 249-259 Some Results of Governmental Attempts to Foster Recovery: Discussion By Arthur Robert Burns
by Arthur Robert Burns - 260-269 The Farm Mortgage Credit Situation in the United States
by E. C. Young - 269-276 The Farm Mortgage Credit Situation in the United States: Discussion By S. F. Westbrook
by S. F. Westbrook - 277-285 The Short Term Farm Credit Situation in the United States
by E. C. Johnson - 285-289 The Short Term Farm Credit Situation in the United States: Discussion By Wood Netherland
by Wood Netherland - 290-300 Farm Debt Adjustments
by H. C. M. Case - 300-302 Farm Debt Adjustments: Discussion By William Allen
by William Allen - 302-306 Farm Debt Adjustments: Discussion By Paul Bestor
by Paul Bestor - 307-317 The Processing Taxes and Some Problems Raised by Them
by M. Slade Kendrick - 317-320 The Processing Taxes and Some Problems Raised by Them: Discussion By Lawrence Myers
by Lawrence Myers - 321-334 The Incidence of the AAA Processing Tax on Hogs
by Geoffrey Shepherd - 334-339 The Incidence of the AAA Processing Tax on Hogs: Discussion By J. Roy Blough
by J. Roy Blough - 340-347 The Citrus Marketing Agreements
by A. W. McKay - 347-348 The Citrus Marketing Agreements: A Discussion By C. V. Noble
by C. V. Noble - 349-356 Marketing Agreements for Vegetables and Fruits Other Than Citrus Fruits
by H. R. Wellman - 357-362 Marketing Agreements for Dairy Products
by A. H. Lauterbach - 362-367 Marketing Agreements for Dairy Products: Discussion By W. A. Wentworth
by W. A. Wentworth - 368-374 The Regulation of the Marketing of Fruits and Other Natural Products in Canada
by W. C. Hopper - 375-378 Local Government in a Rural Area
by Clifton J. Bradley - 379-382 Factors Affecting Farm Real Estate Values in the United States
by F. L. Thomsen - 383-385 Part-Time Farming in the Twin City Area of Minnesota
by L. F. Garey & Wilbur Baldwin - 386-390 The Stepped Price Schedule for Fluid Milk
by A. M. McIsaac - 391-392 Effect of Tax Rates on Land Values
by Wm. L. Cavert - 394-395 The British Way to Recovery, by Herbert Heaton. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 1934. Pp. VI, 184. $2.00
by J. E. Lattimer