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...political methods were inexpedient and wrong. - (a) Obstruction policy in Parliament; Times, 8 Oct. 1891. - (b) Opposition to Land Act of 1881; Times, 8 Oct. 1891. - (c) Unscrupulous agents: Nineteenth Century, vol. 27, p.357; Times 8 Oct. 1891. - (d) Resistance to landlords and boycotting: Blackwoods, March, 1890; Times, 8 Oct, 1891. - (e) Tacit encouragement of crime; Times...
...Renaissance which still holds us under its spell, but he emphasized the fact that the Renaissance was a late period in modern history and not its beginning, so that we cannot separate ourselves from the effects which the forces of the middle ages have exerted upon our nineteenth century life. Mediaeval history begins in the dark ages, when the feudal system determined certain fixed liberties and duties, and when the organization of the Church had begun to be a wide-felt settling and pacific influence. France was the home of the new culture which began to spring up under these...
...Report of Senate Committee on Coinage, 51 Cong., 2nd Session, 1891; F. W. Taussig, the Working of the New Silver Act, in Forum, Oct. 1891, F. W. Taussig, the Working of the New Silver Act, in Forum, Oct. 1890, Forum, March, 1891; Silver as a Circulating medium, Forum, Nineteenth Century, vol. 28, p. 309; Nation, 1890, passim...
...does not put the country into a dangerous financial position. - (a) It is based on the act of 1878, and is therefore no untried innovation: Forum, Oct. '90. - (b) The coin is a substitutionary currency. - (c) It does not cause inflation: Nineteenth Century, Vol. 28, p.317...
...CHAMBERLAIN and P. L. HORNE.Best general references: Professor Taussig, in Quar. Jour. Econ. IV, 29; H. White in Quar. Jour. Econ. IV 397; Nation, July 23, 1891; Nineteenth Century, XXVIII, 309; Forum, IX, 292; Forum, Oct. 1890; Cong. Record, 51st Cong., passim; Coinage of gold and Silver. (Pamphlet...